Join us in Downtown Tremonton @ Shuman Park on December 2nd for a holiday celebration with lots of family friendly fun. The Christmas Festival will begin at 3pm at the library. Downtown Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Holiday Crafts, a special Story Time, Candy Cane Hunt and Candy Cannon, Christmas Bingo and an Ugly Sweater Contest. Tons of fun and Christmas Cheer to go around. This is a fun tradition for families getting in the Christmas Spirit.

Tremonton Lights: Christmas Light Show starts the day before Thanksgiving and goes through January 1. Thousands of Christmas lights dance to the music and have become a tradition for many families though out the valley. If your family is in town for Thanksgiving, bring them to see the lights as we kick off the Holiday Season. The show starts at 5:30 and ends at midnight everyday from Thanksgiving to New Years with two shows that alternate nightly. Park in the Food Pantry parking lot to watch the show and please turn off your lights to be respectful to others watching with you.

Tremonton’s Christmas Light Parade is the ultimate small-town holiday celebration honoring the community’s agricultural heritage. Vintage and modern tractors, antique trucks, sxs’s, classic cars, horse and carriage, and construction equipment bedecked with dazzling lights parade through town to kick off the holiday season and is perfect for the whole family. Weather forecast for the Tremonton Lights Christmas Parade is 100% chance of snow!

• Anyone can enter a vehicle or float in the parade. If you wish to enter the parade show up at North Park Elementary School at 4pm to sign up or go online and register early.
• Santa will be dropped off at Shaman park for the Christmas Tree Lighting and Festival.

Do you have Christmas Spirit? Then show it to the whole city! It’s time for our Holiday Lighting Contest! If you have the most festive house on the block, then we would like to know! You can also nominate someone who you think is worthy. Residents and businesses are invited to enter and show off your community pride and spread cheer throughout the holiday season. It’s also a perfect project for the entire family to enjoy, so, pull out your Santa, sled, reindeer, wreath and, of course, don’t forget the lights!

Small Business Saturday was created in 2010 by American Express to support local shops that make communities strong. Small Business Saturday is always the Saturday after Thanksgiving to encourage people to shop small and bring more holiday shopping to small Businesses.

In an effort to encourage our local community to shop small in Tremonton, we have partnered with local small businesses to create the “Christmas Passport” to bring awareness to our local small businesses and their amazing products. This event will start on, Nov. 20th, and run through Small Business Saturday until December 2nd.

Starting Nov. 20th, shoppers will be able to pick their passports up from the Tremonton City Office, Main Street Mercantile or any other participating business.

In order for a shopper to be eligible to win the grand prize, they must:
• Ask a staff member for a Stamp on one of the empty spots in their passport.
• Collect at least 4 stamps
• Complete the back page of the passport with their personal information

Once Shoppers have received at least 4 stamps, they may turn their passport in to either of the locations listed below. 4 Stamps will grant ONE ticket into the raffle. 8 stamps will grant TWO tickets into the raffle. If all 12 stamps are received, that will grant 3 tickets into the raffle! The grand prize winner will receive a gift basket!

Passport pickup and drop off locations:
• Tremonton City Office | 102 S. Tremont St. | Mon. – Fri., 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

• Main Street Mercantile | 46 W. Main St. | Weds. – Fri., 12p.m. to 7 p.m. and Sat. 1o a.m. to 2 p.m.

Small Business Owners with a storefront are invited to partner with us for our Christmas Passport event. There is limited space, so if you are interested, please act right away by emailing Downtown@Tremontoncity.com

Prize Drawing will occur on December 2nd at the Christmas Festival at Shuman Park.