There is a competitive spirit among our tree and wreath sponsors as they bring to the Extravaganza wonderfully creative and colorful ideas that make you want to go wow!

We are excited to be announcing the 1st Annual Gingerbread House Contest proudly sponsored by Friendly Federal Credit Union. Please click on the link on our home page for a list of local businesses for registration forms and rules. Come and join in the fun, Limited space is available so get in your completed registration today!

Be sure to stop by and visit the Candy Lane gift shop with their many exciting holiday gifts available for purchase and when your stomach starts to growl, there's North Pole Cafe for a quick snack of traditional favorites.

Santa Land gives everyone an opportunity to have their photos taken with Santa. And for the youngsters there is the Kids Craft area where they can make something special to take home.

Here is an opportunity to buy some very unique and creative Christmas Crafts at the Christmas store, and you don't want to miss buying some of the most delicious homemade Holiday candy this side of the North Pole.

There will be a variety of special guests that will be wandering through the event that you don't want to miss. Snoopy, Rudolph, Frosty, the Grinch and more well known favorites will be there to make your stay with us even more enjoyable.

By special arrangement there will be a special breakfast with Santa. So make your plans now to come and experience the joy of the holidays at the Beaver County Christmas Extravaganza.

The proceeds from the festival support the Beaver County Children and Youth Services Advisory Board in helping provide scholarships, coats, shoes, summer camps and additional support for children under the care of the Children and Youth Services Agency of Beaver County. The proceeds also support the volunteer effort of the U.S. SARR Corps in the finding of missing children and adults who suddenly go missing and to return them home safely. Both organizations "Provide Caring Support for Children and Adults in Our Community."