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12/5: Register for Cookies & Cocoa w/ Santa in the Circle

North Charleston Parks & Recreation welcomes Santa Claus to Park Circle for an evening filled with warm cookies and hot cocoa to go! Photo: Heaven FM/North Charleston Parks & Recreation

12/5: Register for Cookies & Cocoa w/ Santa in the Circle

When
Dec 5th, 2025
4:00pm - 6:00pm

Register Your Child for Cookies & Cocoa with Santa in Park Circle
Friday, Dec. 5 | Park Circle Community Building

Ho! Ho! Ho! A certain, jolly old joy-bringer is coming to say hello to the kids! North Charleston Parks & Recreation welcomes Santa Claus to Park Circle for an evening filled with warm cookies and hot cocoa to go! Kids can come meet Santa and are encouraged to bring their letters and take pictures with him before the tree lighting later in the evening!

Santa will arrive at 4 PM at the Park Circle Community Building before going to light the tree at 6 PM. Tickets are available through Eventbrite and are absolutely FREE, but spots are limited!

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