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After a day of feasting with family and friends, Oswego is planning a new way to kick off the holiday season.
Light Up Oswego, will be in its second year. Last year we lit up the bridge with lights. We cant wait to see what the committee comes up with this year.
This is a free family event meant to encourage everyone to get out and enjoy the holiday season together as a community.
The celebration will kick off the holiday season in Oswego with activities beginning as early as 10 a.m. that day.
The Toys for Tots “A Day of Sharing” which takes place every year at the Lake Ontario Conference Center will feature activities, Santa’s arrival by firetruck, and pictures with Santa when you bring a toy to donate to the Oswego County Toys for Tots.
A special children with disabilities hour will run from 9am – 10 a.m. (by RSVP) at the Toys for Tots event to allow a quieter sensory time with Santa prior to the 12 – 4 p.m. main activities.
The day will continue with multiple events to include a holiday shopping expo, small business Saturday, a parade, business storefront lighting, downtown vendors, live entertainment, and more.
The evening will conclude with the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, hosted by the Mayor, at appx 6 p.m. in Civic Plaza next to City Hall.
Many restaurants and businesses will be open during the day and after the tree lighting to offer holiday shopping and dining specials as part of Small Business Saturday.
Residents are encouraged to support our local businesses by making plans to shop local during our holiday season.
Take part by decorating your home for the holidays and have it lit up on November 28.
