He won’t be able have children tell him their Christmas wishes (we don’t want to get Santa sick), but kids can drop off their letters with him at the store on Saturdays. For instance, the holiday lights and Christmas tree will remain (although without a formal lighting ceremony), as will the window decorating contest.įather Christmas, who usually visits with children at the Fairhaven Village Inn, will sit in the window at Current & Furbish at the corner of Harris Avenue and 12 th Street on Saturdays from November 28 through December 19. Photo courtesy of Historic Fairhaven Associationįortunately, the HFA has rallied to keep the holidays jolly. The Firelight Stroll is back for its second year-this time on two nights: December 5 and 31. Once the realities of COVID sunk in, Ward says, “we really had to step back and anticipate: What is it going to be like at the holidays?”
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Ideas that were set to be implemented included a pancake breakfast and holiday movie showing at the FireHouse Arts and Events Center. The Historic Fairhaven Association (HFA) worked with a group of business students from Western Washington University last fall to come up with ways to expand Winterfest in 2020. The festival has grown and changed over the years and was set for more growth with new events this year-until COVID put the brakes on gatherings. That first year, they stepped up the lighting around the Village, hosted a tree lighting ceremony, started a window decorating contest, and more. “Why not take advantage of how beautiful Fairhaven is and make it a special place for the holidays?” he says. Winterfest began four years ago as Ward’s brainchild, to elevate the holiday lighting program the merchants’ association already had in place.
Photo courtesy of Historic Fairhaven Association Fairhaven’s Winterfest will take place this year, albeit with some adjustments to follow COVID safety protocols.
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