With less than a week to go until Thanksgiving, signs of the Holiday Season have begun to appear around downtown San Diego!
Several hotels and destinations have already put up Christmas trees. Banners and other fun, festive decorations are springing up on street lamps and inside windows. I took these photographs this morning during a long meandering walk through the city.
I was told by downtown workers that the decorating should begin in earnest on Monday. I have no doubt I’ll be seeing many more Christmas trees, Santas, reindeer and winter wonderlands in the next few days!
Season’s Greetings on B Street.The Westgate Hotel has a Christmas tree in their elegant lobby. Giant nutcrackers and more should be going up early this week.The Westin San Diego Bayview has a couple of beautiful Christmas trees up, including this one.Poinsettias have been planted in front of The Guild Hotel on Broadway.You can watch the annual Parade of Lights on San Diego Bay on both December 8th and 15th. Why not do it from the Maritime Museum of San Diego?Seaport Village is ready for the holidays!Frosty the Snowman on a window of the Seaport Village Carousel.Surfin’ Santa will visit Seaport Village next Saturday!Seaport Village boasts the biggest Christmas tree ornaments I’ve ever seen!A very large Christmas tree in the courtyard at The Headquarters!Twenty tons of snow will be arriving at The Headquarters on Saturday, December 14th. Santa will be available, too!Kansas City Barbeque (of Top Gun movie fame) is once again providing a free Thanksgiving dinner to Active Duty Military! They’ve been doing it for over 40 years!The Grinch welcomes customers to Cali Cream Homemade Ice Cream in the Gaslamp Quarter! (I see Santa, too!)
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