Town Hall Events
All Evening—
6:00 PM-Event begins
6:30 PM-Pony rides at the park
6:30 PM–8:30PM Wagon rides through town
7:00 PM-Santa rides around town in firetruck
9:00 PM-Event closes
| Christmas in the Park See the Yule log fire, have some popcorn, Marshmallows and cook some hot dogs with the scouts. Take a pony ride. The wagon ride will be making a stop to let passengers out to see the festivities and return to town hall later. Support Local Businesses Get a jump on that last-minute Christmas shopping or stop in for a snack at one of the businesses in town that will stay open throughout the evening. Don’t forget to look for the new shops in town and enjoy specials just for Olde Tyme Christmas shoppers. |
Wagon Rides
Starts at St Paul’s Church with a stop at Funkstown Park.
The first wagon ride leaves at 6:30 and the last
ride will be leaving at 8:30. Rides are limited
to 20 people each.
Pony Rides
Again this year we will have pony rides for the kids in the park. Just stop by and our friends from Serendipity will be more than happy to help ride in to Christmas.
St Paul’s Church
The church will also be open with a variety
of seasonal music in the sanctuary. Baltimore St. doors will be open, for people to warm up and use restrooms if needed. 6-9PM A music program will begin around 6:30 and continue for aprox 30-45 minutes. Instumental, vocal and hand bells will be provided. Pre-recorded music will be playing afterward playing traditional Christmas music. There will not be food/drink
available and no craft sales due to Covid.
See Santa
Santa will ride through the town around 7 p.m. Give him a wave
and hand your Christmas list to the fireman driving the truck for
him to read later.
Christmas Ornament Sale
Again this year, we have a new glass ornament with a hand drawn picture of one of the historic town landmarks on it. This year will feature the Josph Hebb’s Undertakers Parlor Circa 1912. The price is $7.00 each, including the display box, and will be available at the town hall. Artwork is by Funkstown resident, Lorraine Smith. Ornaments from previous years are also for sale at discounted prices.