GALLERY: Oneida Parade of Lights - Dec. 2, 2022
Posted 12/2/22
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, the annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
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GALLERY: Oneida Parade of Lights - Dec. 2, 2022
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Pictured are Ainsley and Adeline Reese, 5 and 2-years-old respectively. The two young children from Oneida presented Santa Claus with their Christmas list, eager for his visit on Christmas Day.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Pictured is Sophia Villavicencio, 4, from Oneida, sitting on Santa's lap.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Stores and businesses across Oneida decorated their window fronts for the holiday season.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Stores and businesses across Oneida were decorated, and members of the Bogardus Performing Arts Center took stage as living window displays.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Stores and businesses across Oneida decorated their window fronts for the holiday season.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus. Stores and businesses across Oneida were decorated, and members of the Bogardus Performing Arts Center took stage as living window displays.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
The city of Oneida welcomed in the holiday season with its second annual Parade of Lights, annual tree lighting, and a visit from Santa Claus.
(Sentinel photo by Charles Pritchard)
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With a line of people 100 long to see Santa Claus, the streets filled with people for the parade, and the sound of Christmas songs and carols filling the streets, everyone in Oneida knew the holidays were officially here.
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