Lake Zurich celebrates Miracle on Main Street
Lake Zurich officials continued a holiday tradition Saturday the annual Miracle on Main Street celebration in Rotary Park.
Highlights included the lighting of a 35-foot tree, visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus and entertainment by Lake Zurich High School's Bare Voices, the Academy of Performing Arts and a DJ.
New events included children's crafts, sleigh rides, adult beverages and food vendors. The Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce provided cookies and hot cocoa, while the Lions Club provided hot cider and held its Candy Cane Hunt in Lions Park.
Nonperishable food donations were also collected to support St. Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Layla Houlihan, 3½, of Lake Zurich pets a reindeer while attending the Miracle on Main Street event with her brother, Jax, 2, and dad, Corey, at Rotary Park in downtown Lake Zurich Saturday.
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Rosalie Boyce, 4 months, of Kildeer is bundled from the cold while being held by her mom, Kristine, during the Miracle on Main Street event at Rotary Park in downtown Lake Zurich Saturday.
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A horse-drawn carriage turns onto Main Street during the Miracle on Main Street event at Rotary Park in downtown Lake Zurich Saturday.
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Junior Monika Cachro of Lake Zurich High School's Bare Voices sings during the Miracle on Main Street event at Rotary Park in downtown Lake Zurich Saturday.
Joe Lewnard/jlewnard@dailyherald.com
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