What's Happening?
The Placer County Museum, located within the historic courthouse in Auburn, is participating in the Old Town Christmas celebrations by opening its doors for two special holiday evenings. Visitors to the museum
can enjoy a variety of festive activities, including crafts, cookies, cider, and stories read by Mrs. Claus by the fireplace. The event also provides access to the only indoor public restroom available during the celebrations. The courthouse, beautifully decorated for the season, serves as a charming backdrop for families exploring the Old Town Christmas activities.
Why It's Important?
The Old Town Christmas event at the Placer County Museum is important as it enhances community engagement and promotes local heritage. By hosting festive activities in a historic setting, the museum attracts visitors and encourages them to learn more about the area's history and culture. This event not only supports local tourism but also strengthens community bonds by providing a space for families to gather and celebrate the holiday season. The museum's participation in the celebrations highlights the role of cultural institutions in fostering community spirit and preserving local traditions.
