This year’s tree was donated by Dayton resident Marsha Gebhart.
PSC Crane & Rigging removed the tree from Gebhart’s Theodore Avenue property at no cost as part of their sponsorship and brought it to Courthouse Square.
The Grande Illumination tree lighting is Friday, Nov. 26, followed by the annual Children’s Parade Spectacular in Lights — a nighttime parade for children that features more than 100,000 sparkling lights., decorative seasonal floats, horses, drill teams and bands and special holiday treats.
For more information Dayton Holiday Festival and activities, visit www.daytonholidayfestival.org.
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