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Come early and often to share the classic “A Christmas Story” has been magic of the holiday season. Friday, Saturday, and Sundays. 6pm-9:00 pm Thanksgiving restored to its original 1983 movie through New Year’s Eve (Dec. 24 & 25 6 – 8pm). www.aclotl.com , Ashtabula County’s drive- appearance. Purchased and renovated by through holiday lights extravaganza at Ashtabula Township Park, 20 minutes from Geneva on Brian Jones, a true fan of the movie who the Lake. sells leg lamps for a living, the house takes visitors on a nostalgic journey to the sights “A Christmas Carol - Holiday Dinner Theatre” and scenes where Ralphie Parker dreams December 6-22, Fridays and Sundays (Saturday performances SOLD OUT). of nothing but receiving a genuine Red Historic Oak Room, 5481 Lake Rd. E. Geneva-on-the-Lake, OH www.GenevaLanding.com. Ryder 200-shot Carbine Action Air Rifl e Enjoy a six course Christmas Feast as you are immersed in the sights, sounds and spirit of a for Christmas. In addition to A Christmas truly magical Victorian Christmas. It’s a family tradition you are sure to embrace year after year. Story House, visitors can explore the Dinner and show $50 per guest. Reserve at least 2 weeks before performance and receive $5 museum where items from the movie are discount. Reservations are required. See inside back cover for show times and phone number. on display, more than 100 behind-the-scenes photos are featured and movie-related memorabilia can be purchased. A Christmas Story House is located just fi ve minutes from downtown Cleveland at 3159 W. 11th Street in the Tremont neighborhood. The Annual Geneva Christmas Parade to be held on Friday, Dec.6, 7:00 pm. Admission: $10 adults, $8 seniors and $6 children age 7-12. 6 and under are free. Group The Geneva Business Association parade route is turn right on Park St. then left on North discounts are available. The price of admission includes a guided tour of the house and yard and Broadway and proceed thru the center of town, turn right at Woodlawn at the tracks, then right admittance into the museum. on Forest and disband at the corner of Rt. 20 & Forest St. The theme will be “Christmas in When: Open 7 days a week. Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM & Sunday 12:00 PM - Geneva”. genevaohio.com 5:00 PM Where: 3159 W. 11th Street, Cleveland, OH 44109. Admission tickets to A Christmas Story Children’s Old-Fashioned Christmas Party December 7 in Jefferson House can be purchased at the giftshop (3166 W. 11th Street) located directly across the street 19th Century Jefferson Depot Village, 147 East Jefferson Street Jefferson, OH 44047. A free from the house. Phone: 216-298-4919 Children’s Old-fashioned Williamsburg Christmas Party. Sleigh bell wagon rides, ice sculpture, For more information or for directions, visit www.AChristmasStoryHouse.com. pinyata, games. Make and take an ornament, caroling. Jolly Ole St. Nicholas, punch and cookies. Children must be accompanied with an adult. Cut Your Own Christmas Tree in Lake County Cutting your own Christmas tree can make fun family memories during the holiday season. Picking your tree, strapping it on the car, navigating your way back to the house – all provides a great time for family bonding… (think National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation) and a chance to look forward to some eggnog and cinnamon. Lake County has many great locations for cutting your own Christmas tree. Here are all your options for this holiday season – have fun and be careful! 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