Festival of Trees – South Campus, Dublin GA
Dates: November 16 – December 14
Times open for public viewing: Monday – Thursday, 8AM – 5PM (large groups must call to make a reservation)
Special event open to the public: Sip N’ See - Thursday, December 1
st, 5 PM – 7 PM.
The Twelfth Annual Festival of Trees sponsored by the Dubose Porter Business & Industry Training Center at Oconee Fall Line Technical College kicks off this year on Wednesday, November 16
th. Trees will be open to the public for viewing Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Large groups are welcome, but please call
478-274-7770 to schedule tours for groups over 20. Trees will be on display until Thursday, December 14, 2016. For a chance to view the trees during evening hours, please join us for
Sip N’ See on December 1, 2016, 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Enjoy hot chocolate, holiday music, and light refreshments while touring the beautiful Christmas trees.
Festival of Trees – North Campus, Sandersville GA
Dates: November 16 – December 14
Times open for public viewing: Monday – Thursday, 8AM – 5PM (large groups must call to make a reservation)
Special event open to the public: Sip ‘N See & Loose Sugar Bakery Open House, November 29
th, 5PM – 7PM
The First Annual Festival of Trees sponsored by the Ben J. Tarbutton Business Development Center at Oconee Fall Line Technical College kicks off this year on Wednesday, November 16
th. Trees will be open to the public for viewing Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Large groups are welcome, but please call 478-553-2111 to schedule tours for groups over 15. Trees will be on display until Thursday, December 14, 2016. For a chance to view the trees during evening hours, please join us for a Sip ‘N See & Loose Sugar Bakery Open House, sponsored by OFTC’s Tarbutton Center and Loose Sugar Bakery on Tuesday, November 29th, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Enjoy refreshments provided by Loose Sugar Bakery and holiday music while touring the beautiful holiday trees.
*Note: the Festival of Trees is a community event where local businesses and organizations sponsor and decorate Christmas Trees and have them viewed by the public during the Christmas season.
