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Holiday Cheer Returns to Lake Hiawatha with Winterfest 2025

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Winterfest 2025 returns to Lake Hiawatha on December 5, offering a festive gathering for families from 6:00 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. Friends of Lake Hiawatha, in partnership with Mayor James Barberio, organizes the event, which features a visit from Santa Claus, hot chocolate, and cookies donated by Foodtown.

Children can enjoy face painting and live holiday music, enhancing the joyful atmosphere. This year, attendees can enter a drawing to win a boys and a girls bicycle, courtesy of Unity Bank, promoting excitement among families. Winterfest has become a beloved tradition in Parsippany, symbolizing community togetherness during the holiday season. Residents are encouraged to dress warmly and bring their families to partake in the festivities. The event not only celebrates the holidays but also strengthens local ties and pride.

Such community events are vital for fostering connections and enhancing the quality of life in Parsippany.

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