Come Home For Christmas In Greenville

The annual Come Home for Christmas event was held in downtown Greenville Saturday evening. Less than ideal weather forced the cancellation of the lighted Christmas parade and the portable ice skating rink had to be moved indoors at the First United Methodist Church. Otherwise, there were plenty of activities for people of all ages and a large crowd came out for the fun.

Click below to hear Anna and Elsa from Frozen lead the lighting of the Bond County Courthouse:

Everyone wanted to visit with Santa!
The DeMoulin Museum had plenty of activities as well as Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, from Frozen
The DeMoulin Museum had plenty of activities as well as Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, from Frozen
A model train display was available for viewing in Creekside Community Brew Coffeehouse
The Mouse House, a shopping opportunity for children was staged in Creekside Community Brew Coffeehouse
There was a lot to enjoy at the Greenville SMART Center
There was a lot to enjoy at the Greenville SMART Center
Part of the event was a Small Business Bazaar
Part of the event was a Small Business Bazaar
Mayor Alan Gaffner introduced Anna and Elsa for the courthouse lighting
A large crowd gathered for the courthouse lighting

The Bridge served hot chocolate
There was a long line for children’s activities in People’s State Bank

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