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Parade of Trees to benefit Girls Inc. on Nov. 16

Posted at 11:31 pm November 6, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Girls Inc. Parade of Trees

Helping to decorate gift bags for the Girls Inc. Parade of Trees are, from left, Carolyn Singer, Ella Stewart, Savannah Russell, Samantha Asbury, and Bailee Lane. (Submitted photos)

The festive spirit of a New York Christmas holiday will transform the Pollard Center for an evening of glitz and glamour on Saturday, Nov. 16. It’s the 19th Annual Parade of Trees, a benefit for Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge.

“Beautifully decorated and lighted trees, wreaths, centerpieces, and of course, mistletoe, will enhance the magical atmosphere of a night in Manhattan,” a press release said. “In addition, this year’s ‘Park Avenue’ gift shop will feature unique hostess gifts and items to make your holiday table sparkle. Jams, jellies, and baked treats (tastings will be available) can be purchased in gift bags ready to deliver to a special friend. Don’t need a new Christmas tree? Then plan to take home a bag of beautiful ornaments to freshen your existing tree!” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Holidays 2013, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: auction, Bear Stephenson, buffet, Christmas, Girls Inc., Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge, New York, Parade of Trees, Pollard Center, United Way

This weekend: arts and crafts, ballet, theater, half-marathon

Posted at 11:39 am November 17, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

There is much to do in Oak Ridge this weekend, ranging from arts, crafts, and theater to ballet, disc golf, and a half marathon.

We’ve already posted stories about some of the events, including today’s cash mob and “The Wiz” at Oak Ridge Playhouse. We’ve also written about the Secret City Half Marathon and free Turkey Bowl Disc Golf on Sunday.

But we’ve also added several new events to our new events calendar. They include an arts and crafts fair at the Oak Ridge Civic Center, Girls Inc. Parade of Trees at Pollard Auditorium, Folk Art Nativities at Oak Ridge Art Center, and “The Nutcracker” ballet at Oak Ridge High School. Those are all happening today, although there is another performance of “The Nutcracker” tomorrow (Sunday).

Please check out our events calendar for more details on these and other events.

Filed Under: Arts, Community, Dancing, Recreation, Theater, Top Stories Tagged With: Arts and Crafts Fair, Folk Art Nativities, Girls Inc., Oak Ridge Art Center, Parade of Trees, Secret City Half Marathon, The Nutcracker, Turkey Bowl Disc Golf

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