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VIDEO: Christmas spirit shines at Georgetown Lions Santa Claus Parade

Saturday evening parade draws thousands along Guelph Street and in the downtown core

Melanie Hennessey
Nov 17, 2024 2:00 PM

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It's safe to say the holiday season is now in full swing in Halton Hills.

Local residents got into the Christmas spirit yesterday with two parades - the first in Acton on Saturday afternoon and then in Georgetown on Saturday evening.

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadefloat — One of many illuminated floats in the Georgetown Lions Santa Claus Parade. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

Dozens of floats toured along the lengthy Guelph Street route to the downtown core.

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadecostumes — The Mountainview Residence team having a blast on the parade route. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

The parade has been a regular Christmas event since 1932 and has been organized each year by Lions Club of Georgetown members, assisted by scores of community volunteers. The theme this year was “A Hometown Christmas.”

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadehockeyplayers — Halton Hills Thunder players carry flags along the parade route. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadedanceacademy — Dozens of floats toured along the parade route through Georgetown. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadefirefighter — Halton Hills firefighters gave out candy along the parade route. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadetaekwondo — Dozens of floats toured along the parade route through Georgetown. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

20241117georgetownsantaclausparadetherapydog — St. John Ambulance therapy dogs even got in on the parade fun. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

20241117georgetownsantaclausparade — Santa Claus and his team of illuminated reindeer delight parade goers. Melanie Hennessey/HaltonHillsToday

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About the Author: Melanie Hennessey

Melanie Hennessey serves as the editor for HaltonHillsToday. She has lived in Halton Hills for almost two decades and has spent the past several years covering the community as a journalist.

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