Lighting Ceremony of Garrett County Forestry Board’s Tree at Kitzmiller Botanical Garden

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Nov 15, 2024

Lighting Ceremony of Garrett County Forestry Board Tree at Kitzmiller Botanical Garden (Deep Creek Lake, MD)

November 15, 2024

Garrett County Forestry Board’s tree is decorated in the Kitzmiller Botanical Garden! The lighting ceremony will be on December 1st at the park at 7:00 PM. The display will be lighted and available daily from December 1 through Christmas!

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Lighting Ceremony of Garrett County Forestry Board’s Tree at Kitzmiller Botanical Garden

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