Winterfest

Start the day at the Hospitality Tent on Marion, south of Lake Street

• Enjoy complementary Julius Meinl coffee provided by Sugar Fixe and Fannie May’s very own Hot Chocolate.
• Spin Brookfield Zoo’s Prize Wheel for free admissions, discounts and other goodies from our nature-loving friends.
• Start the Cookie Walk here. A $5.00 participation fee includes a 2011 Winterfest souvenir cookie tin and map of participating businesses.

Enjoy these free events and entertainment in downtown businesses:

• 10:30 – 11:30am, at the Holley Court Terrace – 1111 Ontario
  OPRFHS’s show choir, “Noteworthy” will perform a variety of music styles from Pop to Jazz.
• 11–1pm, at the UPS Store – 159 N. Marion
  David Lyons will be making balloon creations.
• 11–3pm, at Potbellys -1100 Lake St.
  Face Painting Station, Potbelly Tattoo Station and Decorate Your Own Potbelly Stocking. Live Music by Dustin Kerman and Jeffrey Davis from 12–2pm
• Noon–1pm, at Marion St. Gallery – 115 N. Marion
  Carol Weston’s music, puppets, dance and more for kids.
• Noon–1pm, at Prairie Bread Kitchen – 103 N. Marion
  Magic, juggling and comedy by Jeremy Pittpayne.
• 1–2pm, at Sugarcup Trading – 110 N. Marion
  Franceska’s Marionettes will celebrate different cultures and traditions in Christmas Around the World.
• 1–2:30pm, at Visit Oak Park – 1010 Lake St.
  Face Painting
• 3–4pm, at Sugar Fixe Patisserie – 119 N. Marion
  Songs and storytelling by award-winning Amy Lowe.

Look for these special outdoor appearances by:

• 12–2pm, The Canterbury Carolers
• 1–3pm, Ice sculpting demonstration by the award winning Robert Childers
  Outside of Visit Oak Park, 1010 Lake Street
• 12:30–4:30pm, St. Nicholas will greet kids, both naughty and nice and pose for photos. (bring your cameras)