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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Saluda Hometown Christmas Celebration this Weekend

December 9-10 Saluda Hometown Christmas A Christmas celebration throughout this charming little town. Enjoy live music, holiday refreshments and merchants "open houses". The event ends with a services at the Saluda Presbyterian Church.
Friday evening festivities begin at 6 PM with the city-wide open house. The Christmas tree lighting is at 7 PM in Veterans Park and the Ecumenical Service Saluda Presbyterian Church begins at 8 :30 PM.

Saturday events begin with a Children’s Workshop at Saluda Fire Department from 9:30 AM - 1 PM. At 2 PM the FIRST Saluda Christmas Parade marches down Main Street.

Music Venues from 6 PM - 8 PM:

Cathy Jackson Realty & Top of the Mornin’
(across bridge)- Suzuki Players - Strings
Saluda Community Library - Blue Ridge Flute Ensemble -
Suzanne Haskell & Friends
Saluda Police Department - Cass Haskell and Larry Keith - Guitar and Base
Purple Onion - Robert Seiler - Keyboard
Heartwood - Montreat Duo - Ben Smith and Karen Entzie - Cello and Violin
Evening Shade Pottery - Kyle and Cassidy Sorenson - Guitar
Historic Thompson’s Store & Ward’s Grill - Sonya Monts - Dancer’s Extension
Saluda Grade - Skeezik - Celtic Ensemble - Alan Dillman and Friends
M. A. Pace - Joah and Daphne Bickley - Strings
Somewhere in Time - James Metcalf and the Green River Boys
Macon Bank - Todd Neel and Friends - Old Time Music
Joni’s Artisanal Wine & Beer - Frank Beeson - Guitar
Wildflour Bakery and Café - Cat and Friends - Vocal
Saluda Inn & Wine Cellar (Greenville St.) - Naughty Pillows - Harmonic Trio
Christmas Tree Lighting at Veteran’s Park -7:00pm
Saluda Presbyterian Church - 8:00 - Sophie Young, Grace Lauer, and
Zoe Parsons - Violin Trio - 8:30 - Ecumenical Service

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