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Spring City tourism commission outlines 'Lighting the Way to Christmas' signs, sponsors and programming

Spring City Tourism and Events Commission · October 24, 2024
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Summary

Spring City Tourism and Events Commission reported placements for six event signs, confirmed sponsors for carriage rides, music and tree lighting, and listed participating local donors and organizations supporting the holiday event.

The Spring City Tourism and Events Commission on Oct. 24 confirmed logistics and sponsorship for its "Lighting the Way to Christmas" event, including placement of six event signs and multiple local sponsors.

April Wesolowski reported she had picked up six signs to be placed at Route 27 and 30; Blondies (old signs); Picadilly and 27; Castrol Oil (near Richland Park); Route 27 and 68 (old signs); and the north end of town across from Bailey Reed. The signs are intended to mark the route and promote the holiday programming.

Commissioners discussed event-level sponsors and possible vendors for carriage rides and entertainment. Music is being sponsored by Coldwell Banker, and Hatfield Construction committed $500 toward the tree lighting. The commission also listed a mix of individual and business donors contributing $250 in several cases, and noted that some donors (e.g., Grand Hotel, Mane Attractions) were listed without amounts specified.

The commission emphasized local participation in programming, naming community groups and local businesses that will host booths and activities. Staff and members will follow up with named donors and the Rhea County tourism office to finalize arrangements.