Florenceville-Bristol hosts first annual District of Carleton North Santa Claus parade

by | Dec 4, 2023

Evening event lights up the night

Under a clear, crisp night sky, residents gathered together in Florenceville-Bristol on Sunday, Nov. 26, for the first annual District of Carleton North Santa Claus Parade.

Hundreds of people and vehicles lined the street, three and four deep in places. Parade Marshall Glenn Canam led the procession from the Florenceville Middle School to the Town Hall on Station Street.

Florenceville-Bristol Chamber of Commerce representative Barbara Meed said there were nearly 40 parade entries, making this one of the largest parades in recent years. One of those entries included the Canada Post walkers, who collected letters from 37 children to deliver to Santa.

“I am so touched and delighted that this effort worked so well,” Meed said.

The River Valley 4-H Club had a full float, with over 50 of its members participating in the parade. (Submitted)
The McCain Foods float says it all, “Merry Christmas!” (Sandra Hanson photo)
Children and adults weren’t the only featured participants this year. (Sandra Hanson photo)
There were many festive floats in this year’s Santa Claus parade. (Sandra Hanson photo)

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