URGENT UPDATE: Montgomery County illuminated the holiday spirit Monday evening with a festive lighting ceremony in Norristown, featuring a kinara, a menorah, and a stunning 15-foot Douglas fir. The event drew around 100 attendees who gathered outside the Montgomery County Courthouse to witness this cherished tradition.
This year’s electrifying ceremony, held on December 1, 2025, showcased the county’s commitment to community and connection. The tree, beautifully adorned with 3,000 twinkling lights, was sourced from the local Wojton’s Nursery & Garden Center, emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses during the holiday season.
Montgomery County officials, including county commissioners and row officers, participated in the ceremony alongside a talented choir that filled the air with festive music. “Lighting the Menorah, Kinara, and Christmas Tree was a beautiful reminder of what this season is about — community, connection, and shared traditions,” a county spokesperson stated in a Facebook post.
The event marks a significant moment as Montgomery County embraces the holiday season, inviting residents to come together and celebrate. As the lights sparkled against the night sky, the warmth of community spirit shone brightly.
Next up, Montgomery County is expected to host additional holiday events aimed at fostering unity and joy among residents. Keep an eye out for announcements to join in the festivities as the season unfolds!
