Live Oak —
Thousands of people from all over converged on downtown Live Oak Saturday for the 28th annual Christmas on the Square. There were over 200 vendors selling their wares or educating the public. The event started off with the official ribbon cutting by Love INC Executive Director Lisa Kriehn who was the grand marshal for the event.
Here are just several photos from the event taken by our staff, as well as some submitted photos.
More photos will be in our Wednesday and Friday print editions of the Suwannee Democrat.
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Thousands of people filled downtown Live Oak Saturday. Photo: Bryant Thigpen
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Local twirlers and cheerleaders did their thing Saturday morning. Staff photo
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Lisa Kriehn of Love INC (in red) cuts the ribbon to open Christmas on the Square. She is surrounded by Chamber of Commerce officials. Staff photo
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These local youth were part of the lighted Christmas parade Saturday night. Staff photo
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These local youth were part of the lighted Christmas parade Saturday night. Staff photo
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Christmas on the Square grand marshal Lisa Kriehn and her husband Tom. Courtesy photo
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The Suwannee High School Art Club float in the lighted Christmas parade Saturday night. Staff photo
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Folks check out the vendors. Photo: Andrew McGee
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Suwannee County Fire/Rescue performed extrication exercises on this vehicle. Photo: Andrew McGee
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Suwannee County Fire/Rescue performed extrication exercises on this vehicle. Photo: Andrew McGee
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Children enjoyed being creative with sand art at Christmas on the Square. Photo: Bryant Thigpen
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Balloons aren’t just for birthday parties, but they’re for Christmas on the Square, too. The large balloons was a popular choice among children who attended the event. Photo: Bryant Thigpen
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Children of all ages enjoyed this year’s Christmas on the Square. Photo: Bryant Thigpen
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December 3, 2012
Christmas on the Square and lighted parade a hit
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