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        Fri, Nov. 28 – One Colorado’s Holiday Kick Off Party

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          • November 20, 2014
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      One Colorado Christmas (Photo - theskyisbig.com)Toast the season with Cookies & Cocoa

      1. Live music from Leftover Cuties
      2. Photo Booth fun with Santa Photo bombing
      3. Santa’s Mailbox opens for the season
        All letters to Santa will receive a response from the North Pole!
        Be sure to include your return address.

      11/28/2014
      6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

      Location
      One Colorado Courtyard

      ‘Tis the Season, and start it off on the right note with a cheery night of live music (and dancing if so inspired) with Leftover Cuties and photo booth fun, all served up with delish hot cocoa and cookies. We’ll have our alleys decked and Courtyard donning its seasonal fineries, providing an extra warm and fuzzy Holiday hug to the evening’s festivities.

      Santa’s making a more casual appearance this year, and he’ll be hanging around the photo booth to pop in for the occasional photo bomb when asked or when he feels the time is right. Santa just knows these things; the guy gets the vibe.

      We’ll also be kicking off the One Colorado Charles Cherniss Tournament of Toys collection drive, which provides a Merry Christmas to disadvantaged children in the Pasadena area.  Unwrapped toys are collected at Patagonia (47 N Fair Oaks) and distributed Christmas Eve by the Pasadena Jaycees’s Operation Santa.

      And while you’re here all full of cheer, bring along a note to Santa and drop it in his mailbox. Once he’s done with the evenings’ photo appearances, he’ll be returning to the North Pole and will then respond to your note. Remind him how good, how very, very good you’ve been all year, even if you have to exaggerate a bit.

       

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