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Festival of Trees Returns to Natural Bridge State Park

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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, Va. (VR) – Festival of Trees has returned to the visitor center for its 10th year! Stop by through Dec. 31 to view festive trees decorated by the local community.
 
Vote for your favorite tree by placing a donation item under it or purchasing a ballot from the front counter. The tree with the most ballots and donations by Dec. 31 wins.
 
Festival of Trees supports the Yellow Bridge Road Early Learning Center, Natural Bridge/Glasgow Food Pantry and Unity4Kids. Donation items include:
Non-perishable, unexpired foodHygiene products, school supplies, clothing, shoes, gadgets and toys for kids ages 10–16
 
With the exception of Christmas Day, the visitor center is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and has extended evening hours during Luminary Nights.
 
There is no fee to view the trees. 
 
Let’s light up the season with generosity and community spirit! 
 
Learn more: https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/event..

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