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TreeFest Winners Announced

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Tom Sofield
A photo of a previous year's TreeFest Credit: Anthony Sinagoga Photography/Submitted
A photo of a previous year’s TreeFest
Credit: Anthony Sinagoga Photography/Submitted

Roughly 5,000 people came through the Bucks County Visitor Center to check out TreeFest over the holiday season.

Twenty-five uniquely-themed trees graced the lobby of the Bensalem visitor center.

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Last week, an awards ceremony to closed out TreeFest. The top 10 trees, which were voted by visitors to the event, were announced.

The winners are as follows:

  1.  St Katharine Drexel Mission Center and National Shine (Tree name: Peace is as Fragile as a Butterly)
  2. Sesame Place (Tree name: A Very Furry Christmas)
  3. Newtown Arts Company (Tree name: Holiday in the Highlands)
  4. Bedside Harp (Tree name: Healing Harp Tree)
  5. Eddington Presbyterian Church (Tree name: Jesus is the Reason)
  6. Town and Country Players, Inc (Tree name: A Very Town and Country Christmas)
  7. Bryn Athyn Historic District (Tree name: Christmas in Bryn Athyn)
  8. Lenox Warehouse (Tree name: The Lenox Treasures of Christmas Tree)
  9. Chick-Fil-A (Tree name: Chick-fil-A’s Giving Tradition)
  10. Quilts for Kids (Tree name: Quilts For Kids is on a Roll)
The St Katharine Drexel tree Credit: Visit Bucks County
The St Katharine Drexel tree
Credit: Visit Bucks County
The Sesame Place tree Credit: Visit Bucks County
The Sesame Place tree
Credit: Visit Bucks County
The tree for the Newtown Arts Company Credit: Visit Bucks County
The tree for the Newtown Arts Company
Credit: Visit Bucks County

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Tom Sofield

Tom Sofield

Tom Sofield has covered news in Bucks County for 16 years for both newspaper and online publications. Tom’s reporting has appeared locally, nationally, and internationally across several mediums. He is proud to report on news in the county where he lives and to have created a reliable publication that the community deserves.