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Ring in the season this Saturday at North Hills

North Hills’ merriest day of the year returns this weekend with back-to-back festive events.

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Festive shots from around North Hills, including the shining Christmas tree surrounded by visitors, marching bands, and people shopping.

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Saturday’s forecast: 100 percent chance of holiday cheer.

North Hills’ beloved season-welcoming events are back and bigger than ever this Saturday, Nov. 22, starting at 12 p.m.

🎁 First: Holiday Shop + Stroll

Stroll through stores decked out in decor + deals during this festive shopping soiree, happening 12 to 4 p.m.

Pro tip: Spend $150 (checking off your gift list) and you’ll receive a free $25 North Hills gift card (to treat yourself).

🌟 Evening: Tree Lighting Celebration

The festivities continue into the evening with a sleigh-full of family-friendly fun and games, including:

  • Face Painting & Balloon Twisting
  • Train Rides
  • Snowball Pit (that’s where we’ll be)
  • Inflatable Slide
  • Festive Photo Ops
  • Seasonal sips and food truck treats
  • Live music

Then, get ready to gasp when Santa himself arrives to light the holiday tree at 6:15 — officially welcoming the most magical time of year.

Find full details + parking info this way, or follow North Hills on Instagram for sneak peeks and up-to-date event info.

Join the holiday fun

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