This weekend Christmas in Edgartown arrives once again, celebrating a time when locals and visitors delight from morning until each merry night.

Peter Shemeth and Scott Ellis escort Santa down Main Street. – Ray Ewing
Revelers gather outside The Harborview Hotel on Friday night. – Ray Ewing
Carolers regale guests on The Harbor View Hotel porch. – Ray Ewing
The flip is switched and Edgartown Lighthouse is turned on. – Ray Ewing
The big crowds are a boon for local businesses including Rockfish. – Ray Ewing
[l-r] Katie Kenney, Luke Kenney of Blackbird Cafe. – Ray Ewing
Parade viewers gather at Edgartown Town Hall. – Ray Ewing
The well-known “Yeti” club always claims the same spot along the parade route. – Ray Ewing
The red Vineyard Gazette truck makes its biannual parade appearance. – Ray Ewing
Vineyard Gazette editor Bill Eville and webmaster Graham Smith cry the news of the day. – Ray Ewing
The 4H club rests their feet mid-parade. – Ray Ewing
No parade is complete without candy for the crowd. – Ray Ewing
If real snow is not available, the man-made kind is the next best thing. – Ray Ewing
Island Alpaca heading down Main Street. – Ray Ewing
Elf on a shelf or man on a van? – Ray Ewing
Cicilio and his famous ox Chilmark are now parade mainstays. – Ray Ewing
Some onlookers are quite excited to see Santa. – Ray Ewing
The Martha’s Vineyard Boys & Girls Club. – Ray Ewing
Frosty shakes hands and gives high-fives. – Ray Ewing
Mike Cassidy puts a western spin on holiday attire. – Ray Ewing
Even a grinch could not resist joining in the fun. – Ray Ewing
Beware sharks? – Larry Glick
Colin Ruel visits the Edgartown Village Green holiday fair. – Larry Glick
Eisenhauer Gallery decked out. – Larry Glick
Vineyard Gazette truck is popular during Christmas in Edgartown. – Larry Glick
Horse and carriage rides through downtown. – Larry Glick
Upis Land Band performed. – Larry Glick
The Yeti club. – Larry Glick
Biking the parade route. – Tim Johnson
Elf on a float. – Tim Johnson
Period dress at the Daniel Fisher House. – Tim Johnson
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Wag Walk on Sunday. – Tim Johnson

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