Winter Wonderland Fantasy
Adults and children alike pretend to hear the sound of crunching snow beneath their feet or feel the icy crystals against a rosy cheek. Many Dream of a White Christmas, scooting children along glittering tree-lined paths or stopping for the free Santa photos.
Area businesses donate fully decorated Christmas trees and wreaths for Magnolia Regional Health Center’s annual Christmas event at Crossroads Arena. All available for bidding during the six-hour silent Christmas tree and wreath auction. Proceeds going to the charitable organization, Magnolia Foundation. Free admission, but participants are asked to bring a non-perishable food item supporting the AMEN Food Pantry.
It is a fun time for everyone, providing a holiday experience for children and families who might not be able to participate in festivities due to financial reasons.
Come along now and enjoy a few minutes in Winter Wonderland fantasy.
The following image portrays the essence of a day in
Winter Wonderland fantasy.
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You’re right. The last photo says it all. I love that we have the Winter Wonderland here in Corinth!
The pictures are beautiful! It does look like a winter wonderland.