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Northeast Woodstock, Vermont’s Wassail Weekend Parade
Holiday Celebrations in the Northeast Time-honored traditions make the season bright for groups touring the historic East t doesn’t take much to get into the holiday spirit, but America’s Northeast goes above and beyond to provide locals and visitors with an array of festivals, parades and shows to enjoy. The Northeast’s small towns and rich history are perfect platforms for celebrating the season, creating a sense of excitement and compassion familiar with this time of year. Every city offers group travelers a different experience, but all will leave them brimming with holiday cheer.
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Plan a visit to the Mid-Atlantic region’s finest woodland wildflower garden. Let our unparalleled collection of native plants inspire you. Fall Group Tours are available by reservation from September 15th—November 7th. Call 302.239.4244 to sign up today.
Tour the Brandywine Valley’s premier naturalistic garden.
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26 June 2010
NEW YORK New York City, a popular destination during the holiday season, is home to some of the nation’s most famous events. The 84th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will arrive on 34th Street, with Santa Claus officially kicking off the season. Visitors can see the Rockettes kick up their heels at the Radio City Christmas Spectacular or head over to Rockefeller Center and its Christmas tree. For shopaholics, a favored tradition is meandering from LeisureGroupTravel.com