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Mayor Michelle Wu kicked off the holiday season this weekend by leading the annual Enchanted Trolley Tour across Boston neighborhoods.
The mayor’s trolley made stops across the city for tree lightings and visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus. The tour is a city tradition — 2022 marked its 26th year.
“We look forward to this all year, we have 16 hours of being on the trolley all weekend and that means we get to spend time in almost every one of our neighborhoods and see people come together and counting down to light up the trees across our city — it’s a really beautiful time,” Wu told 7News.
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— Mayor's Office of Tourism, Sports & Entertainment (@VisitBostonCity) December 4, 2022
There’s still time to catch the annual Enchanted Trolley Tour with @MayorWu today, Sunday 12/4! The 🚃 will stop in Dorchester, South Boston, Chintatown, the North End, Charlestown and East Boston.
Check out the schedule: https://t.co/6AXf6cYajT pic.twitter.com/CoReFNjmsP
The holiday trolley stopped by Roxbury, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, the South End, and Brighton Saturday, and visited Dorchester, South Boston, Chinatown, the North End, East Boston, and Charlestown Sunday.
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