The Sherborn Holiday Market and Visit with Santa event is returning to the historic 1858 Town House on Saturday, Dec. 6.The event, organized by the Sherborn Community Center Foundation and the Sherborn Lions Club, will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., according to a community announcement.Admission is free and open to all ages.The Great Hall of the Town House, 3 Sanger St., will be transformed into a holiday marketplace featuring local artisans and handcrafted items, according to the announcement. Shoppers can expect a variety...
The Sherborn Holiday Market and Visit with Santa event is returning to the historic 1858 Town House on Saturday, Dec. 6.
The event, organized by the Sherborn Community Center Foundation and the Sherborn Lions Club, will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., according to a community announcement.
Admission is free and open to all ages.
The Great Hall of the Town House, 3 Sanger St., will be transformed into a holiday marketplace featuring local artisans and handcrafted items, according to the announcement. Shoppers can expect a variety of goods, including knitwear, jewelry, wooden crafts, de?cor and wreaths.
Santa will be available for photos and to hear holiday wish lists, making it a family-friendly event. The Sherborn Lions Club will serve holiday concessions such as hot chocolate, cider, coffee, mini-French toast, mac and cheese bites, mini corn dogs and cookies, according to the announcement. Proceeds from the concessions will support the club's charitable efforts, including community vision programs, disaster relief and local service projects.
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The event will also feature a gourmet cookie sale.
Holiday market one of Sherborn's 'most cherished traditions'
“The Holiday Market and Visit with Santa are among Sherborn’s most cherished traditions,” Corinne Whitaker, longtime board member of the Sherborn Community Center Foundation, said in a statement. “It’s a celebration of local creativity, community spirit and the beauty of our historic Town House — a space that brings people together year after year.”
The 1858 Town House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, continues to serve as a gathering place for the community. The Sherborn Community Center Foundation operates and maintains the building, supporting events such as town meetings, concerts, cultural programs and educational workshops, according to the announcement.
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