SIO Wednesday, November 21,2018

CHRISTMAS IN NEWPORT

The 48th annual Christmas in Holiday Crafts: 2:30 p.m.,

Newport will span the month
of December with a variety
of activities and events.
Highlights follow (events are
in Newport unless otherwise
noted). For more information,
visit christmasinnewport.org.
Saturday, Dec. 1
Opening Ceremony: 5
p.m., Washington Square.
Featuring proclamation from
the mayor, tree lighting,
Artillery Company of Newport
cannon salute, music by the
Newport Public Schools music
program. Free. 849-6454,
christmasinnewport.org.
Santa’s Workshop: noon-3
p.m., Easton’s Beach Rotunda
ballroom and carousel,
Memorial Boulevard.
Sponsored by the Newport
Recreation Department and
the Newport Rotary Club.
Includes: goody bag, crafts,
cookie decorating, carousel
ride and visit with Santa. $5
per child. No presale tickets.
845-5800.
Holiday Open House: 3-5
p.m., Newport Colony Flouse,
Washington Square. Newport
Historical Society tour of
the Colony House before
the opening ceremony and
enjoy the sounds of 18th
century caroling performed by
costumed interpreters from
the Second Massachusetts
Regiment. Donations wel­
come. 846-0813, 841-8770.
Designer Wreath Sale: 9
a.m.-12 p.m., Easton’s Beach
Rotunda. 18th annual Lucy’s
Hearth sale featuring wreaths
and table decorations created
Pell Elementary School third-graders sing carols during the opening ceremony for Christmas in Newport at Eisenhower Park in
2016. [DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO]
by designers, artists, gar­
deners and florists from the
community. Also gourmet
sweets bake sale. All proceeds
go to Lucy’s Hearth.
Holiday Craft Fair and Bake
Sale: 9 a.m-4 p.m., Knights of
Columbus Hall, 7 Valley Road,
Middletown. Annual Newport
Hospital Auxiliary sale, featur­
ing local artisans and baked
goods. Free. 845-1638.
A Rough Point Holiday: 10
a.m.-4 p.m., Rough Point
Museum, 680 Bellevue Ave.
With tours offered on the
half-hour with the first floor
open for roaming at your
leisure. Experience Doris
Duke’s Newport home during
the darkest and merriest days
of the year. Adults $10, free
for children 12 and under. 847-
8344, newportrestoration.org.
Christmas Silver Tea: 1-4 p.m.,
Honyman Hall, Trinity Church,
Queen Anne Square. Holiday
high tea. $12.846-0660, trini-
tynewport.org.
Christmas Cards for Mariners:
2-4 p.m., Seamen’s Church
Institute, 18 Market Square.
Warm up with hot cocoa
and cookies, and write a
Christmas card to be deliv­
ered to men and women
serving on the seas. 847-4260.
Caroling and Crafting: 2:30
p.m.-4:30 p.m. Emmanuel
Church, 42 Dearborn St. An
afternoon of free family
fun with the Newport
County Youth Chorus and
Emmanuel Church. Holiday
caroling, crafts, dancing
and treats. Free. 847-0675,
NewportCountyYouthChorus®
gmail.com.
Newport Public Library, 300
Spring St. Children ages 5-12 are
invited to create holiday crafts
perfect for gift giving in the
John Clarke Children’s Program
Room. All materials provided for
this free program. Registration
is required and begins Nov. 20
via the LibCal calendar at new-
portlibraryri.org.
Newport County Orchestra
in Concert: 3 p.m., Casino
Theatre, 9 Freebody St.
Classical and holiday music
sponsored by the Salve Regina
University Music Department.
$10 admission, seniors/stu­
dents $8.341-2297, salve.edu/
music-theater-and-dance.org.
Tree Lighting and Open
House: Bowen’s Wharf,
America’s Cup Avenue. 48th
annual event featuring Frosty
the Snowman and caroling
starting at 4:30 p.m. Santa and
Mrs. Claus. Music and tree
lighting at 6 p.m. Free. 849-
3478, bowenswharf.com.
Sunday, Dec. 2
Touro Synagogue Open
House: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 72
Touro St. Open house to cel­
ebrate the 255th anniversary
of the dedication of Touro
Synagogue. Free. 847-4794,
ext. 207, tours@tourosyna-
gogue.org.
Visit with Santa Claus: noon-3
p.m., The Breakers, 44 Ochre
Point Ave. The jolly old elf will
visit with children. 847-1000,
newportmansions.org.
Christmas at Whitehall: 2-4
p.m., Whitehall Museum
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