Historic Holidays in Old City: The Ryland Presents a Spectacular Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Betsy Ross House

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PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philadelphia, prepare to be dazzled! The seventh annual Historic Holidays in Old City Tree Lighting, presented by The Ryland, is set to make your festive season even more magical. This much-anticipated event will take place on Wednesday, November 29, 2023, from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM at the charming Betsy Ross House courtyard located at 239 Arch Street.

The evening promises an enchanting experience with a stunning holiday tree as the centerpiece, masterfully designed by Petit Jardin en Ville, Old City’s esteemed Parisian florist and garden designer. The arrival of Santa Claus on a fire truck at 6:00 PM is sure to delight attendees of all ages, adding a sprinkle of holiday magic to the celebration.

This year’s event features an impressive lineup of performances that will fill the air with holiday cheer. The talented Philadelphia Dance Academy will grace the stage, showcasing their skills with excerpts from the beloved ballet, The Nutcracker. Adding to the festive atmosphere, the Upper Darby High School Encore Singers will serenade guests with a selection of heartwarming holiday songs.

Special guests, including the famous Betsy Ross herself, will be present to share in the festivities. Dignitaries scheduled to attend include Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess, District 1 Councilman Mark Squilla, Betsy Ross House Director Lisa Acker, and State Senator Nikil Saval, among others.

Join this joyous occasion as The Ryland lights up the historic Betsy Ross House and kick off the holiday season in style. This event is not just about illuminating a beautiful tree; it’s about celebrating community, tradition, and the spirit of the holidays. Don’t miss out on this memorable evening filled with music, dance, and festive cheer!

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