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- Shop, Rock and Stroll through the evening hours as downtown shops and restaurants welcome
visitors and serve up seasonal cheer and treats. As you stroll Main Street, be sure to check out:
- - Artfully decorated shop windows and sparkling seasonal lighting along Main.
- “FestiviTREES” …wonderfully imaginative handcrafted Christmas trees on display in many shops
and each one made of recycled materials. Be sure to vote for your favorite!
- Rides waiting for you….to step aboard a horse-drawn carriage for a ride through downtown and
the adjacent historic district. Rides start and end on Pine Street between 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $5 per person and may be purchased from the driver.
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- Feel the energy build as locals and visitors gather in the early evening on the lawn before the
brightly lit Bastrop County Courthouse, waiting for the switch to be thrown on the County’s
towering Christmas tree. The lighting comes complete with choral and instrumental music of
the season, performed by children musicians from Bastrop, Cedar Creek, Elgin, McDade, Paige,
Shiloh, Smithville, Stoney Point and elsewhere around the county. The lighting and musical
performance will run from 6 to 8 p.m. 804 Pecan Street. www.co.bastrop.tx.us
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- The Cedar Creek High School Band will perform its annual Winter Concert, beginning at 7 p.
m., in the Main Auditorium of the Jerry Fay Wilhelm Center for Performing Arts, 1401 Cedar
Street. For more information on this free concert, visit www.bastrop.isd.tenet.
edu/PACevents
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- How ‘bout some improv? Bastrop High School’s "Patent Pending” Improv Theatre presents “A
Patent Pending Christmas”, starting at 7 p.m., in the Black Box Theater of the Jerry Fay
Wilhelm Center for Performing Arts, 1401 Cedar Street. Admission is $2 per person, $3 for
couples. www.bastrop.isd.tenet.edu/PACevents
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- Enjoy the River of Lights—120 lighted seasonal displays and music—on the Colorado River
Walk, a one-half-mile stroll, immediately west of Main Street. Stairs leading down to the river
walk may be found west of the intersection of Main and Pine Streets; barrier free access is
available at the Farm Street entrance to Fisherman’s Park. Created in 2002 by the Bastrop
Chamber of Commerce around displays purchased by community organizations and individuals,
the River of Lights is a favorite with locals and visitors of all ages. www.bastropchamber.com
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