In what's become a holiday tradition here in Nashua, NH, the annual Festival of Trees display is on display at the Hunt Memorial Building this month.
Non-profit organizations, businesses, and school groups decorated more than 30 trees in whatever way they choose to showcase their group.
The trees were displayed in the main reading room, small reading room and foyer of what was formerly the city's library. They included a wide range of ornaments from the traditional to the unusual.
Visitors voted on their favorite tree and could place bids to purchase them. Monies from the auctioned trees will be used for preservation of the Hunt Memorial Building.
12 comments:
super idea for raisng funds and a place I would like to wander through. in the collage with number 27, I like the far right, the tree with like stripes of color in it. also like 27.
This is such a wonderful thing to see. It is nice to get to see all the different trees and displays.
All the trees are gorgeous. How could you ever choose just one?
What a peasant tradition!
I bet this was fun to see. It's interesting to see the creativity and all the different themes that the groups came up with.
These are beautifully done!
There is a similar initiative here with Christmas trees done at the Chateau Laurier. I have to photograph them soon.
These are so beautiful. I would love to see this in person!
Wonderful photos! Makes me miss our big Christmas tree, now that we are in a little house it's a tiny tree for us.
What a great idea. It must be a beautiful spectacle.
Oh what fun! All those trees to browse under one roof! The Hotel Roanoke has a tradition of lining their first floor hallways with trees like this. They are all sponsored by a business or groups that decorate them in a theme.
Wonderful, beautiful trees!
Colorful trees...
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