Celebrate the Season at Bolton’s “Christmas in Bolton” Parade

Special to The Bolton News/Alfenette Robinson

Bolton is preparing for its annual holiday celebration with the Christmas Parade scheduled for Saturday, December 13, beginning at 10 a.m. This year’s theme, “Christmas in Bolton,” promises to bring festive cheer to the streets as residents and visitors alike gather to celebrate the season and embrace the town’s holiday traditions.

Leading the parade as Grand Marshal is Rev. Jonathan Poe, pastor of Bolton Baptist Church, who will guide the procession through the heart of the town. A variety of local organizations are expected to participate, including schools, churches, civic groups, and businesses. Floats adorned with lights, creative decorations, and holiday-themed performances will fill the streets, capturing the joyful spirit of the season. Families are also encouraged to join with decorated vehicles, wagons, and costumes, adding to the community-wide celebration.

The parade route will wind through downtown Bolton, allowing spectators to enjoy a full view of the procession. Attendees can expect music, holiday cheer, and plenty of photo opportunities, making it a perfect outing for families and friends.

Bolton’s Christmas Parade is more than a display of lights and decorations—it’s a celebration of community, tradition, and the joy of the holiday season. Residents are encouraged to line the streets early, bring chairs or blankets, and enjoy the sights and sounds as the town transforms into a winter wonderland. This year’s event promises to be a memorable highlight of the season, offering a welcoming environment where families, friends, and neighbors can come together to celebrate the holidays.

Stay tuned for additional details as they become available.