ROWAYTON, Conn. — The Rowayton Civic Association held its annual Light Up Rowayton event Sunday afternoon in Pinkney Park and on the streets of the village.
A little girl and her dad shop at the Rowayton Historical Society's Holiday Bazaar, part of the Light Up Rowayton event on Sunday.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanCarolers hit the right note on Rowayton Avenue.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanThe Rowayton Arts Center is filed with visitors Sunday at Light Up Rowayton.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanShoppers at the RHS Holiday Bazaar at Pinkney Park on Sunday.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanVisitors taste egg nog and other treats at Sunday's Light Up Rowayton event.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanKids love the train display in Pinkney House.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanKids flocked to the train display at Pinkney House.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanHundreds of kids and families flock to the park when Santa arrived Sunday at Pinkney Park.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanSanta arrives at Rowayton's tree-lighting ceremony.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanSanta chats with children at Sunday's event.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanThe trees are officially lit at Sunday's Light up Rowayton event.
Photo Credit: Skip PearlmanBrien McMahon High School's award-winning Holiday Chamber Choir performed. Santa Claus arrived at about dusk, when the Christmas trees were lit to brighten the night.
The event also included an open house at the Rowayton Historical Society, a train display at Pinkney House, and the RHS Holiday Bazaar in Pinkney Park.
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