Friends and neighbors of all ages turned out Friday night to kick-off Wayne Hotel’s Old Fashioned Christmas in the heart of Wayne. The mild weather drew record crowds to the holiday tradition, and they participated in the array of festive activities leading up to the 19th annual lighting of the Wayne Christmas tree.
The affair officially kicked off at 5:30, with carolers strolling down North Wayne Avenue stopping by and spreading holiday cheer.  Horse-drawn carriages awaited on South Wayne Avenue to give families a tour of the neighborhood that participated in …

David Brennan of the Wayne Hotel and Diane Jiorle of the Wayne Business Association join Sam Strike of the Radnor Patch to discuss Wayne Hotel’s Old Fashioned Christmas and the opening of Paramour at the Wayne Hotel.
 

The iconic Wayne Hotel is thrilled to invite your little ones to join them on the outdoor veranda to Sit with Santa on Saturday, December 3 from 10:00 until 11:30 a.m., as part of Wayne Hotel’s Old Fashioned Christmas celebration.  Guests will enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and holiday cookies, prepared by the hotel’s new restaurant, Paramour.

The 2010 Wayne Hotel’s Christmas Celebration got off to an early start with neighbors in South Wayne engaging in a friendly competition to decorate their homes in anticipation of the hundreds of people that would enjoy Friday night’s free carriage rides around their neighborhood.
On Friday, The Toy Soldier came out to spread some cheer.  He stopped at the Radnor Firehouse where kids were busy decorating ornaments and getting their faces painted.  Then, he made is way up North Wayne Avenue towards the Christmas tree, which has been strung with brand …

Christmas Traditions Continue in the Heart of Wayne
The two-day community and family celebration begins Friday evening, December 3rd with festive caroling by the Valley Forge Military Academy Chorale and horse-drawn carriage rides along North and South Wayne Avenues and culminates with an exhilarating countdown of the lighting of the Christmas Tree at the Wayne Train Station. The countdown to the tree lighting will be led by 6ABC Action News Reporter Cathy Gandolfo. Kids will enjoy face painting and ornament decorating at the Radnor Fire House.
The festivities continue with a parade …