Singers Marin with Caroling Kids to Perform at Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce's WINTERFEST, 12/1

Mill Valley's Depot Plaza will be filled with live music, children playing and community camaraderie when the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the City of Mill Valley, brings in the holiday season with a good dose of laughter, fun and a time for families to celebrate the coming holidays at the annual Winterfest. The festivities take place on SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1st from 11am to 6pm in the Depot Plaza downtown Mill Valley. This event is FREE and open to the public (except for the snow slide which is $2 per slide.) For more information, visit www.millvalley.org or call 415-388-9700.

The day's attractions include the famous snow slide, a holiday musical program, delicious holiday food & drink, crafting for the kids, Sterling Johnson - The Bubblesmith, Santa in an antique fire truck, holiday tree lighting ceremony, holiday costume contest with merchants acting as judges who welcome costumed Winterfest participants into their stores, Singers Marin with Caroling Kids and more special guests to be announced.

Tree lighting ceremony by the Mayor of Mill Valley will take place at 5pm on Sunday in the plaza at the southwest corner, as well as the grove of trees on Throckmorton in front of the Chamber offices.

Winterfest sponsors include Bradley Real Estate, Bank of Marin, Mathnasium, Piazza D'Angelo, Bath Simple, EO Exchange, Tam Bikes, Body Kinetics, Mill Valley Refuse, Mill Valley Services, Bank of the West, and PG & E. Holiday treats will be provided by Piazza D'Angelo, Equator Coffee, Beth's Community Kitchen, and Yum Chocolate Salon.

The Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce mission is to promote Mill Valley's economic vitality, advocate public policy for business, and enhance the quality of life in Mill Valley through partnerships. The Chamber achieves these goals through ongoing programs designed to provide its members opportunities for networking, a voice with the City through advocacy efforts, and the visibility needed to attract residents and local visitors. For more information visit the website www.millvalley.org.

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