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Williamsport, Maryland is set to transform into the “Christmas Capitol of Washington County” with a series of festive events taking place across three distinct locations. Residents and visitors are invited to experience a magical holiday season throughout December, with opportunities for family fun, local shopping, and community engagement designed to make the town a central hub for holiday celebrations. The initiative aims to encourage people to “Make Williamsport Your Home for the Holidays” by highlighting the unique offerings at each venue.

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The festivities will span multiple dates in December, accommodating both weekday and weekend schedules. Byron Memorial Park will feature a dazzling drive-through Christmas light display, offering free admission for all attendees and promising a perfect outing for the entire family. This attraction will also include fun face cut-outs, providing a whimsical opportunity for memorable family photographs.

At the Springfield Manor House, a special market will be held during select evenings from 5 PM to 8 PM. This market is set to showcase unique handmade treasures, providing a venue for local artisans and crafters. For younger attendees, a free children’s ornament-making station will be available, allowing them to create their own festive decorations. Additionally, adults aged 21 and over can enjoy festive beverages, adding a touch of holiday cheer for grown-ups. The market will also feature appearances from Santa and The Grinch, adding character and excitement to the evenings.

The Springfield Historic Barn will host a significant display of over 150 trees, each uniquely decorated by local businesses and non-profit organizations, showcasing community spirit and creativity. This location will be open from 4 PM to 9 PM on most Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays throughout December, with reduced hours from 11 AM to 4 PM on select weekdays. Visitors can also enjoy wagon rides across the historic grounds, offering a scenic and nostalgic experience. Hot cocoa and reindeer treats will be available, enhancing the cozy, winter wonderland atmosphere.

The collective effort behind these events aims to position Williamsport as a premier destination for holiday activities in Washington County, encouraging local patronage and creating lasting memories for all who participate.

Enjoy:
Christmas
Capitol
As We Turn Williamsport Into The
Join
Us
Bring your family and friends for a magical
holiday experience across three enchanting
locations!
MAKE WILLIAMSPORT YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
EXPERIENCE ALL THREE EVENTS AND DISCOVER WHY WILLIAMSPORT IS
THE CHRISTMAS CAPITAL OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. SHOP LOCAL,
CELEBRATE THE SEASON, AND CREATE MAGICAL MEMORIES!
WEEKDAYS
DEC 8, 9, 11, 16, 18, &
19TH
WEEKENDS
DEC 6, 7, 13, 14, 20,
& 21ST
Byron Memorial Park
Springfield Historic Barn
Springfield Manor House
Williamsport MD
AT BYRON PARK:
Dazzling drive-through
Christmas light display
Free admission for all
Perfect for the whole family
Fun face cut outs for family
photos
AT MANOR HOUSE MARKET:
Hours: 5PM-8PM
(Dec 6, 7, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21)
Unique handmade treasures
FREE children's ornament
making station
Festive beverages for adults
21+
Santa & The Grinch
Of Washington County!
AT SPRINGFIELD BARN:
Hours: 4PM-9PM
(Dec 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21)
Hours: 11AM-4PM (Dec 9, 11, 16, 18)
150+ trees decorated by local
businesses & nonprofits
Wagon rides across historic
grounds
Hot cocoa & Reindeer treats

Article by Ken Buckler, based upon information from a press release from Town of Williamsport.


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