458 Main St, Bethlehem, PA 18018-5809, United States
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About the eventDear Santa... Ribbon Cutting
Join us to celebrate the grand opening of Dear Santa…(458 Main St, Bethlehem, PA 18018) in Downtown Bethlehem on Friday, April 19 from 11 AM - 1 PM. The ribbon will be cut at 11:30 AM to commemorate this celebratory day!
Since first starting his role as Historic Bethlehem’s Santa Claus in 2019, Tom has dreamed of owning his own shop right here in The Christmas City. His love of the holiday and bringing joy to young and old alike will make Dear Santa…not just a Christmas shop, but a place where children can discover magic of the season all year long and adults can feel nostalgic for days of Christmas past.
From classic ornaments, decorations and old-world nutcrackers, smokers and snow globes to the local artisans section featuring spectacular handmade goods from the Lehigh Valley, Dear Santa… will have something for everyone.
Additionally children can attend regular story times with Santa, and spend time in The Workshop making ornaments, building toys and decorating cookies. They also can drop off letters to Santa at the in shop North Pole Express mailbox and expect a reply direct from the big guy himself.
We are excited to be part of the Historic Bethlehem family and help to being year-round Christmas magic to the Christmas City.
About The Host: The Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce is comprised of approximately 750 Bethlehem based businesses that are members of The Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce. They are represented by a board of directors whose mission is to advocate, preserve and advance business and community interests in the City of Bethlehem.This Chamber works closely with city administration to further economic growth in Bethlehem. The Chamber hosts the annual 'State of the City' Breakfast with the Mayor, 'Investing in Bethlehem', an Annual Dinner to present the Priscilla Payne Hurd Award, the Frank Marcon Award, and the annual Walla Gazoo clambake and golf outing. The Chamber also runs the Christmas City Committee, which is another fun way to get involved.
