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Christmas Parade

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

LOOK: Reader Parade Photos in the Pics & Clips Gallery

Check out these photos of the Chippewa Elementary School’s Double Dutch for the Yuletide Hunger Drive program in the parade earlier this month.

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Burntwood Tavern Opens and Brecksville Starts the Holidays with a Parade: Week in Review

Catch up on the news this week in Brecksville.

If you missed a story or two this week in Brecksville, don’t worry—you can catch up in no time by reading the summaries below. 

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

LOOK: Reader Photos from Sunday’s Christmas Parade

Check them out in our Pics & Clips gallery and add your own.

Monday, December 3, 2012

LOOK: Brecksville Welcomes the Holidays with a Parade, Tree Lighting

Add your photos from Sunday’s festivities, too!

Brecksville held its annual Christmas parade and tree lighting Sunday afternoon. Click through the gallery above for a look at the event. You can add your own photos, too, by clicking “Upload Photos and Videos." For more holiday events, check out this article or take a look in our calendar.  

Dawn Struhar

9:30 am on Tuesday, December 4, 2012

I agree! I have never witnessed such love for a community and strong values in any other city. I did not have the pleasure growing up in Brecksville, but my children do and I am so grateful. Thank you Brecksville residents for making Brecksville such a great place!   more ›

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Add Your Photos from the Christmas Parade to our Pics & Clips Gallery

The parade begins at 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Holiday Events in Brecksville: A Parade, Plays and More

The decorations have started going up, and Brecksville’s many holiday events are coming up soon—make sure to mark these on your calendar!

Updated, Nov. 29: The holidays are getting closer! Here’s a quick look at some of the festive activities coming up around town: Update, Nov. 29: And the Yuletide Hunger Program has begun collecting food and donations. The program helps families in the area around the winter holiday season. The Sun Star-Courier has a list of drop-off locations. 

Monday, December 5, 2011

Rain Doesn’t Dampen Brecksville’s Holiday Cheer

The annual Christmas parade and tree lighting took place Sunday afternoon.

Brecksville Road was lined with umbrellas and festive Santa hats Sunday afternoon for the city’s annual Christmas parade. The event began at 4 p.m., with the sounds of the marching band’s drummers and children’s excited squeals signaling the start. Local businesses and organizations like Girl Scout troops braved the rain to ride on floats and march down the street, passing out candy along the way. After the parade, the crowd gathered in Public Square to listen to a few carols and see the tree lighting. Did you snap a few photos during Sunday’s festivities? Share them by clicking “Add your photos & videos.”

Monday, November 28, 2011

5 Things You Need to Know This Week, Nov. 28 – Dec. 4

Brecksville kicks off the holiday season with its annual parade and tree lighting this weekend.

Auditions for Brecksville Theater on the Square’s production of August: Osage County continue tonight. According to the theater’s website, the auditions start at 7 p.m. According to the city’s calendar, this is the last week for leaf pick-ups. Collections for the Yuletide Hunger Program continue this week. And this is the last week for the Brecksville branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library’s “fall storytimes.” According to the library’s website, the “storytimes” will begin again in January. Check the library's calendar for dates and times. The city’s annual Christmas parade and tree lighting will begin at 4 p.m. on Sunday, according to the city’s calendar.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Applications Due Tuesday for the City’s Annual Christmas Parade

Anyone can take part.

Applications for the city’s annual Christmas parade are due Tuesday at the Community Center. Carolyn Jatsek, who helps organize the parade, said anyone can participate. In the past, participants have included community organizations like Boy Scout troops, the marching band and local businesses. Application forms can be picked at the Community Center or filled out online. There was also a form included in the Holiday 2011 edition of the Brecksville Bulletin. Last year’s parade ended at City Hall for some special bicentennial programs, but Jatsek said they’re back to their traditional route this year. The parade will end with a tree lighting on Public Square, and there will be refreshments at the Brecksville United Methodist Church. The …

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