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Hyannis f"*Christmas in the Villages Barnstable Village Stroll Turn to Page B:5 for de- tails of the Barnstable Vil- lage Stroll Centerville s Old Fashioned Christmas Stroll From 4 to 7p.m. on Dec. 10, Main Street will be closed to traffic from Old Stage Road to South Main Street,recreat- ing the walking village at the heart of Barnstable. Historic homes willbe decorated with wreaths and lights, making it easy for strollers to imagine they 've slipped into another century. There's fun up and down the street,including strolling carolers , performances by the Barnstable High School Christmas Band and Chorus and the Dennis Yarmouth High School ChristmasWinds Choir, and some of your favor- ites from Frosty the Snow- man, Rudolf ,aNorth Pole elf, and old Santa himself. New sights will include a bearcarver (we assumethat's someone who carves bears as opposed to an ursine artist), an antique muster fire truck , and a Christmas village with train display at Four Seas Ice Cream. Therecreation build- ing will have a crafts show, as will the Centerville Library, which will also welcome Pro- fessor Readalot, who'll offer magic and storytelling. Other recommended in- door stops include CHIPS House and South Congrega- tional Church for music as wellasthe Centerville Histori- cal Museum. The last-men- tioned has many Christmas- themed rooms to show how the season was celebrated in Colonial times,the 1870s and the 1950s. All that walking and lis- tening is bound to make you hungry, and you'll find stations along Main Street providing hot dogs, chowder, hot chocolate,marshmallows. and much more. It's all free , and all are welcome. Christmas in Cotuit Some downtown dwellers might think a trip to Cotuit is tantamount to visiting the North Pole, but it'sreally not that far to the enchanted sea- side village that willcelebrat e Christmas in Cotuit Dec. 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. AD day long, Freedom Hall will host the 7'" Annual Holi- day Arts & Crafts Festival, a hefty helping of local artists' work ranging from blown glass sand pebble beads to hand-colored photos, poetry collages, gold and silver jew- elry,hand-paintedChristmas cards and more. Many village institutions will throw open their doors for special programs. The Cahoon Museum offers live music and children's games throughout the day, and Bruce Hall at Cotuit Feder- ated Church will be the site of the sixth annual small works art show and sale as well as the Cotuit Women's Fellowship theme gift bas- kets sale. Up at Lowell Park , the Cotuit Kettleers ' store willbe open for fans who can't wait for the Cape Cod Baseball League season to start (that would be all of us). The historical society will throw a children's Yuletide party from 10 a.m. to noon and then open its gift shop from 1 to 5 p.m. There's an open house at the Mariner's Lodge next to Freedom Hall from 10 a.m. to 1p.m. Hayrides start at the post office beginningaround 12:30 and continue to 3:30 p.m. The Cotuit Library will offer a family cabaret show with David Polansky from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Then it's down to the town dock at 3:45 to see Santa arrive by boat, and back up to the village green at 4 p.m. for carols, a tree lighting, and home-baked cookies at Bruce Hall. Osterville Village Christmas Open House & Stroll They've been hosting this party for 37 years, so you can be sure they've got it right! Osterville's homage to the seasoncombinesthe charm of shops in a seaside village with the reverence of an outdoor ecumenical creche service that brings the whole pro- ceedings to a halt for about half an hour at 6 p.m. Until then and after then on Dec. 15. the stores will be packed withshoppers taking advantage of special offers. the streets thronged with people enjoying outdoor mu- sicperformances or sampling pizza, chowder, subs, soup, and more. There 'smuch to enjoy dur- ing the day, but the heart of the stroll is from 5 to 9 p.m. on the 15"'. Main Street and Wianno Avenue are turned into car-free zones, and free hayrides and trolley rides de- light allages. Santa makes an appearance at the Osterville Village Library. There 's an afterglow cel- ebration on Saturday, the 16"', during the day when outdoor music will be presented again and many of the stores will hold open houses and offer specials. Don't forget to stroll down to Armstrong-Kelley Park to enjoy a festival of lights and other treats . West Barnstable Village Green Tree Lighting The memorial evergreen on West Barnstable village green along Route 149 will be lighted at 5 p.m. on Dec. 3 to the sound of seasonal songs accompanied by the Brentwood Brass. Everyone's invited to the 1717 Meetinghouse just up the hillto hear the Christmas story and enjoy a concert by the brass group, Babette Bach playingthe newMander organ, and the West Parish Bell Choir. There's a reception after- ward at Jenkins Hall, all for free. Organizers hope that you'll remember to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Cape Cod Food Pantry. "^ i ^glJil™^^^ IUU-JL ^--—-iu i /Eeny ~ MeeiiyMiney Moe ) ^ ' y?Jjflffl bea should I go?/ °v mr «^^ ^^vy^.v^.^^ U 8 Margo and her MargoSells.com Team *Jp J& Wish you a Very Safe and Happy Holiday! 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