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The time has come for one of our favorite annual events! We have brought together a vibrant collection of trees created by community members, organizations, and local businesses. We welcome you to visit our Christmas Tree Village in person - entrance is free - and vote for your favorite tree! However, we are also offering the option to vote for your favorite tree online.
Votes are $1 each. Simply click on your favorite tree (or trees) and add them to your cart. This vote is a donation to the museum so no tax, or shipping charges will be applied.
If you are interested in coming in person votes are 6 votes for $5 or 25 votes for $20. Unfortunately, our online store platform limits us from being able to offer this deal online, so this perk is only available in person.
This tree was proudly created by the American Legion to celebrate the veterans in our community. Let’s be sure to give them a big thank you this holiday season and all year long!
Rudolph is the mascot of this tree because he understands what it means to be different. Sharon Lupton explains that being the granny of a child on the spectrum is her inspiration behind this tree!
This tree put together by BJ Perkins aims to bring the community together to support those in need. Visitors are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food item for the Food Closet to put under this tree.
This tree celebrates the Chincoteague Island Volunteer Fire Company. It features wooden ornaments made by Beach & Bead to honor the legacy of the company on the Island
Fun and Funky: Talk about recycling! Local artist, Carol Enmark, has created a Christmas Tree made with sunglasses and goggles “ornaments” found on her many hikes on the beach! So fun!
Check out this festive tree made by the Chamber of Commerce! It celebrates the Saltwater Cowboys with creative ornaments complete with a cowboy hat topper. Have a Saltwater Christmas!
“ Born to Ride” The Cycle Club always has the best time putting their together each year. Many handmade ornaments to celebrate the season
This whimsical tree features handmade ornaments made by the Chincoteague Elementary students. It is inspired by a classic Christmas character: The Grinch.
This fun and whimsical tree was created by our friends at the Chincoteague Island Library. Celebrating some of our favorite holiday Christmas stories. There’s nothing like reading a good book snuggled up under a blanket with your family.
This tree celebrates our furry friends! The Community Cats Care Clinic does so much for out kitties so give their tree some love. It is decorated with cat themes toys and trinkets. Meow!
Each ornament on this tree represents one of the 188 adults and children the ESCADV has supported. Each one carries a story of strength and resilience, celebrating hope and their continued healing.
