Mayor Baraka Delivers Magic To The Newark Youth At The 30th Annual Holiday Tree-Lighting Ceremony

    Photo Credit:  @filthyrich2011

The Newark Youth celebrated the kick off of holiday celebration with the gift of magic and beauty as all stood in front of City Hall's Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.  Brick City youth, young butterflies that have just opened up their wings, black hair symbolism, and the faces of all City of Newark dignitaries joined Mayor Baraka to watch and take pictures with Santa & Mrs. Claus.

For the rest of the Christmas Season, the City of Newark will be exhibiting a Holiday House in the City Hall basement with pre-made children's crafts, starting now, December 7, 2015, and throughout the month of December.  Stop by and support Mayor Baraka for the Menorah Lighting and Program, Tuesday, December 8th at 4 pm, located City Hall, 920 Broad Street, Newark, NJ.

On December 19th, between 4 pm through 7 pm, the City of Newark will hold its Newark Recereation Holiday Concert at the JFK Recreation Center, located at 211 W. Kinney Street, for all Newark Youths in the North, South, and East Wards of Newark.

On December 30th at 4:30 pm, the annual Kwanzaa Flag Raising Ceremony will be held to close out the year of magic for all City of Newark Residents.




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