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Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department Presents: A “Frosty Fun” Christmas Parade

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HOT SPRINGS, Va. (VR) — The magic of winter is heading our way as the Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department invites the community to the 2025 Christmas Parade, set for Saturday, December 20th at 2:00 PM on Main Street in downtown Hot Springs.

This year’s festive theme, “Frosty Fun,” celebrates the charm and wonder of the winter season—sparkling snowflakes, cheerful snowmen, glowing lights, and all the whimsical joys that make Christmastime unforgettable. Families, friends, and neighbors are encouraged to join in the merriment, whether by participating in the parade or cheering along the route.

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Participants will gather at the Omni Homestead Valet Parking Lot with line-up beginning promptly at 12:45 PM. Organizers encourage everyone to arrive on time and come ready to showcase their winter-themed creativity.

From frosty floats to jolly performances, the parade promises to bring warmth to even the coldest December day. Whether you’re sipping cocoa, wearing your coziest mittens, or waving to Santa as he rides by, this event is the perfect way to kick off the holiday spirit in Hot Springs.

Need a Hard Copy of the Parade Information?
Contact the parade team at HSChristmasParade@gmail.com or call 540-958-3021.

So, bundle up, gather your loved ones, and join us for an afternoon filled with joy, sparkle, and true Frosty Fun. Let’s make this Christmas season magical—together!

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