The Grove's iconic Christmas tree arrives ahead of annual tree lighting ceremony
Christmas tree arrives at The Grove
Once it's in place, the tree will be adorned with more than 15,000 sparkling lights and 10,000 shimmering ornaments.
LOS ANGELES - It's that time of year!
The Grove's iconic Christmas tree has arrived ahead of LA's biggest holiday celebration.
You can catch the 24th Annual Christmas at The Grove Tree Lighting Celebration, presented by FOX 11, ON Nov. 17.
What we know:
On Tuesday, Oct. 28, The Grove will erect a 100-foot white fir Christmas tree on site.
The 80-year-old tree is sourced from the Mt. Shasta region and will be decorated with more than 15,000 sparkling lights and 10,000 shimmering ornaments.
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The annual tree lighting ceremony draws thousands of visitors together to experience a night filled with surprise guests, live performances, fireworks, and Santa's big arrival.
The holiday celebration continues at The Grove with snowfalls each night, photos with Santa, live entertainment, the festive trolley, and special pop-ups.
The Source: The factual information regarding the tree's arrival, dimensions, and decorations are based on official announcements from The Grove, the retail center managing the event. Details about the tree's origin from the Mt. Shasta region and the tradition of the annual lighting ceremony are also provided directly by the site.