Youth enjoy Breakfast with Santa
Published 4:00 pm Friday, December 30, 2022
The line to see Santa is long during the event at Windsor Town Center on Saturday, Dec. 3. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
The Rice family, looking quite festive, gathers for a photo at the Breakfast with Santa event as the children showcase their free books. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
Mason and Fallon Dougherty have chosen their free books to take home. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
Noah Massa presents his new book that he received at the Breakfast with Santa event. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
The Crocker family members dress in their Christmas best for Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 3. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
Gathering for a big group photo are the volunteers who helped make the Breakfast with Santa event happen. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
The Pope and Carr families enjoy their breakfast at the Windsor Town Center. (Photo submitted by Bethany Hardy)
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Christmas in Windsor this year was shaped in part by the Windsor library’s Breakfast with Santa event that drew a large number of children to the Windsor Town Center for the opportunity to dine with Jolly Old St. Nicholas.
“Our Breakfast with Santa event, sponsored by the Friends of the Windsor Library, was a great success,” said Bethany Hardy, senior library assistant at the Windsor branch of the Blackwater Regional Library. “Approximately 350 people attended to visit with Santa Claus and enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast with their families.”
She noted that in addition to the breakfast, which also included sausages, children received a free book to take home.
Hardy extended thanks to the Friends of the Windsor Library, the Woman’s Club of Windsor Inc., Boy Scout Troop 41, Nothin’ “Butt” Fun Catering and many others for making the event a reality.
