
Brentwood's 43rd Annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting on November 29
Join Brentwood's 43rd Annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting on November 29, 2025, featuring the 'Holiday Toyland' theme and community festivities.
The Brentwood Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the 43rd Annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony, scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM in downtown Brentwood.
This year's parade theme, 'Holiday Toyland', promises a delightful showcase of illuminated floats, local community groups, and a variety of holiday-themed attractions. The parade route will commence on First Street, traverse through downtown Brentwood, and conclude at Brentwood Boulevard and Oak Street. Following the parade, the City of Brentwood will host the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in City Park, marking the official start of the holiday season.
In the spirit of giving, the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce is organizing a Holiday Toy & Gift Barrel Drop-Off at 16 locations throughout the city. Residents are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items, new unwrapped toys, or gifts suitable for children and teens aged 0–18 years. As a special incentive, each donation allows participants to scan a QR code at the drop-off location, entering them into a raffle for a photo opportunity with Santa before the parade. Winners will be selected prior to the event, offering families a cherished holiday memory.
For more information on the parade, tree lighting ceremony, and donation drop-off locations, residents are encouraged to contact the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce directly.
Join us in celebrating the holiday season and spreading joy throughout the Brentwood community! |
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