UPDATE: Montgomery County officially launched the holiday season on December 1, 2025, with a vibrant lighting ceremony outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown. The event illuminated a 15-foot Douglas fir, a kinara, and a menorah, drawing around 100 attendees eager to celebrate the festive spirit.
As darkness fell, the county’s officials, including commissioners and elected officers, gathered to witness the ceremonial lighting that has become an annual tradition. The tree, sourced from Wojton’s Nursery & Garden Center, was adorned with 3,000 sparkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere for all present.
“This celebration is a beautiful reminder of what this season is about — community, connection, and shared traditions,” a Montgomery County spokesperson stated in a Facebook post. The Montgomery County choir added to the festivities with heartfelt performances that resonated with the crowd, enhancing the sense of unity and joy.
The Holiday Lighting Ceremony marks the start of a season filled with community gatherings and celebrations, making it particularly significant for residents as they come together to embrace the spirit of the holidays. The event not only showcases local traditions but also encourages residents to participate in upcoming holiday activities throughout the county.
Looking ahead, Montgomery County plans to host various festivities, promising to keep the holiday spirit alive. Residents are encouraged to stay connected for announcements on additional events that will further enhance the community’s festive atmosphere.
This year’s lighting ceremony serves as a reminder of the importance of togetherness during the holiday season. Share this uplifting news with friends and family as Montgomery County shines bright in celebration.
