There will be pictures with Santa, cookie decorating, musical performances, food trucks, holiday vendors and more!
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- Highlands High School Choir“You can come write a letter to Santa or visit a reindeer in training, decorate cookies with Chefs and Student Chefs from the Baking and Pastry Arts Program at St. Philips College, and enjoy some festive tunes at our Holiday Stage featuring some of the best musicians in town,” organizers said on the
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