The City of Chicago is Now Accepting Nominations for Chicago’s Official 2024 Christmas Tree

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The City of Chicago is inviting the public to nominate trees for the official 2024 Christmas Tree, which will be showcased in Millennium Park. This initiative, led by Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE), aims to find a tree that embodies the spirit of the holiday season for the city's residents and tourists. The selected tree will serve as a focal point for various celebrations, including the much-anticipated tree lighting ceremony and holiday markets, enhancing the festive atmosphere in the heart of the city. Nominations are open to all, encouraging community involvement and participation in a cherished tradition. The selected tree will be adorned with lights and decorations, drawing visitors to Millennium Park during the holiday season.

Interested individuals can find detailed nomination guidelines on the official City of Chicago website. This effort not only brings joy to the community but also highlights the city's dedication to celebrating local culture and traditions. The 2024 Christmas Tree will undoubtedly become a symbol of unity and festive cheer for all who visit.

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