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Festival of Trees 2023 at Ravalli County Fairgrounds
November 18 @ 10:00 am – November 20 @ 9:00 pm
The 2023 Festival of Trees celebrates the season of giving and supports dozens of local non-profit organizations in the Bitterroot Valley with fabulously decorated trees & wreaths, silent auction items and holiday experiences for the whole family.
Events within the event include:
– Live music on the stage throughout the weekend
– Tea Room in the Trees hosted by the Bitterroot Health Auxiliary
– Gingerbread in the Trees for children on Saturday
– Hot Toddy in the Trees for adults on Saturday night
– Teddy Bear in the Trees for children on Sunday afternoon
– Tree of Lights Memorial Service hosted by Bitterroot Health Hospice
– A buyer’s dinner for those wishing to purchase our Live Auction Trees & Wreaths, Silent Auction experiences, and/or offer a paddle call donation to your favorite local charities before year-end.
(HINT: *Your holiday decorating and shopping could be finished before Black Friday begins!)
For more information or to volunteer,
contact Stacie Duce at the Bitterroot Health Foundation 406-375-4674
Experience tickets are available now!
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