[momtoS]

<p>We have:</p>
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<p>free skates</p>
<p>free swims</p>
<p>free tree ornaments to make</p>
<p>free movies and popcorn</p>
<p>story time</p>
<p>a FREE holiday MEAL and family craft</p>
<p>ginger bread cookies/reindeer food</p>
<p>music</p>
<p>fire station tours</p>
<p>model railroad tours</p>
<p>bus wash tour</p>
<p>old fashioned canal Christmas</p>
<p>free bowling</p>
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[enkmom]

<p>The only things I can think of are a tour of the Fire station and Holiday themed craft programs and puppet shows at the library (if you can get reservations).</p>

 

[DaughterOfKali]

<p>A store in town sets up a cool train set in their store and pipes holiday music outside their store.</p>
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<p>The town has a holiday stroll.  It basically encourages people to spend their money in town.  Santa is available for pics but ONLY for those who spend at least $50 in a store. <img alt="shake.gif" src="http://files.mothering.com/images/smilies/shake.gif"></p>
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<p>The library has some sort of holiday festival but it's mainly for toddlers/preschoolers.</p>

 

[momtoS]

<p>Also we have a photographer in town that will do family portraits for free ...I think you only have 15 minutes and one picture...but he is really good....normally a session would cost $500.</p>
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<p>All these things are done by businesses etc to help families that wouldn't have alot to do for Christmas....everything has to be free.</p>
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<p>Oh....and I know that a restuarant in town has a FREE Christmas dinner and free gifts for families. It is very generous of the owner.</p>