The annual Christkindl Market provided attendees with a holiday shopping hotspot at Coleman Memorial Park Saturday.
Friends of Coleman Memorial Park, which hosted the family-friendly event, put up plenty of large Christmas decorations to bring forth holiday cheer.
Kids could also meet actors portraying St. Nicholas, the Belsnickel, and Frau Holle, figures from German folklore.
Families could also enroll kids in “Buddy the Elf’s School for Elves,” where volunteers were happy to guide kids through holiday-themed projects.
Local businesses, most of them based in Central Pennsylvania, displayed their wares ranging from cookware to art to wearable items.
Shoppers could also try their luck at a raffle, full of items donated by local organizations and businesses.
The market featured entertainment throughout the day, including a choir, carols, and an accordionist.
Attendees feeling the December chill could grab a coffee at Cool Beans Brew or some hot food at Keller BBQ or the Grilled Cheese Café.
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