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HomeNewsSanta branches out

Santa branches out

The Poinciana trees in Tewantin are certainly turning it on for Christmas.
The red flowers are highlighting the street with the Christmas decoration and lights which have been put up in Tewantin for the festive season.
Visitors can head along to the Christmas festivities in Tewantin on 17 December from 10am to noon.
There will be Santa doing a gala entry into Poinciana Avenue in horse and cart, supplied by Patrick from Noosa Horses.
He will then wander the street for the morning, members of the Tewantin Fire Brigade will be handing out lollies and balloons to the kids and there will also be music to enjoy.
While visiting Tewantin, shoppers can scoop up their last-minute Christmas items and have morning tea or lunch at some of the many cafes.
Well done to all the Tewantin businesses which helped fund the new solar panel Christmas lights and decorations.

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