Woodstock, GA (December 19, 2024) – At Monday evening’s City Council meeting, Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell honored the creativity and holiday spirit displayed during the 28th Annual Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights, held on Sunday, December 8, in Downtown Woodstock. The mayor presented trophies to the following winners for their outstanding parade entries:
Most Spirited Golf Cart Award:
Kent Aabye – “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”
Most Spirited Jeep Award:
Junior Garrett – “The Spirit of Christmas & The Braves”
People’s Choice Award:
Let’s Pretend Publishing – “Sweet Treats of Christmas”
Most Original Float Award:
Chattahoochee Gold Swimming – “King Neptune & His Fishy Friends”
History & Heritage Award:
Historic Dixie Speedway & Grand Marshal Mickey Swims
Best Holiday Float Award:
Mauldin Body Shop & Towing – “Christmas Pete”
The Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights was made possible through sponsorships by CityVet, Harry Norman Realtors, and Bug Busters. The event is presented by the City of Woodstock and produced by Woodstock Parks and Recreation with support from Woodstock Public Works, Woodstock Police Department, and Woodstock Fire Department.
The City of Woodstock extends gratitude to all parade participants, festival vendors, city employees, volunteers, and sponsors who helped make this year’s Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights a magical and memorable event.
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About City of Woodstock, GA: Located just 30 miles north of Atlanta, Woodstock’s City limits include more than 12 square miles and over 35,000 residents. Woodstock is a Georgia PlanFirst Community and a recipient of Georgia Municipal Association’s Live Work Play City Award. Learn more at woodstockga.gov.
