URGENT UPDATE: Montgomery County has officially launched its holiday season with a vibrant lighting ceremony held on December 1, 2025 outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown. The event brought together approximately 100 attendees, marking a cherished tradition that unites the community in festive spirit.
As night fell, the crowd eagerly watched as the county’s officials illuminated a 15-foot Douglas fir, alongside a kinara and a menorah, symbolizing unity and diversity. This year’s Christmas tree was generously supplied by Wojton’s Nursery & Garden Center and dazzled with 3,000 lights, captivating all present.
Montgomery County Choir filled the air with holiday melodies, enhancing the emotional atmosphere of the evening. A county spokesperson remarked,
“Lighting the Menorah, Kinara, and Christmas Tree was a beautiful reminder of what this season is about — community, connection, and shared traditions. Thank you to everyone who joined us this evening.”
This annual event not only marks the commencement of the holiday festivities but also strengthens community ties, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Montgomery County. Local leaders, including county commissioners and elected officials, were on hand to celebrate, further enriching the communal experience.
As the holiday season progresses, residents can look forward to numerous festivities across the region. The lighting ceremony serves as a pivotal moment, reminding everyone of the importance of togetherness during this joyful time of year.
Stay tuned for updates on other holiday events happening in Montgomery County and surrounding areas as the community continues to celebrate this festive season.
