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The 36th Medina Candlelight Walk is Nov 20-22, 2020. Medina County has issued an advisory, and strongly encourages guests to follow the protocols to wear a mask, monitor social distancing, and sanitize often. There are no planned special events scheduled that encourage the gathering of crowds. You are free to walk around town to window shop, go into a business if you are comfortable doing so, and to see some beautiful holiday decorations, and our award-winning Gazebo in Public Square.
If you feel uncomfortable attending the activities, we respect your choice. Please know that we will be celebrating the Hometown Holidays through January 10, 2021, so there are eight weeks of opportunities to visit Medina for the holidays and shop local businesses.
If you feel uncomfortable attending the activities, we respect your choice. Please know that we will be celebrating the Hometown Holidays through January 10, 2021, so there are eight weeks of opportunities to visit Medina for the holidays and shop local businesses.
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Candlelight Walk is held rain or shine. Please dress appropriately for the weather.
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We're looking forward to the 36th Medina Candlelight Walk this weekend. You can find all the details and a schedule of events at on the Candlelight Walk calendar page.
Please note, masks will be required in all businesses. The luminaries will be lit each evening, Nov 20-22. The gazebo tree and lights will be turned on Friday afternoon, November 20th. There is no official ceremony due to limits on the number of people allowed in one place at a time.
Santa will be here for socially distanced visits, and you are encouraged to take your own photograph with Santa (hours are posted on the schedule). Children are encouraged to write a letter to Santa to put in the mailbox at Santa's House (257 S. Court Street), so that he can reply. Unfortunately, we will not have fireworks or a holiday market tent this year but we hope to bring those back in 2021. A reverse holiday parade of lights will take place on November 29th, from 6-9pm, in the parking lot of the Medina Community Center at 735 Lafayette Road (county fairgrounds).
If you are uncomfortable attending this weekend due to coronavirus, please know that we will be celebrating the holidays every day through January 10th, with Hometown Holidays, so you can visit, shop, dine, and unwind at your convenience and at your comfort level.
We appreciate your understanding of the modifications we've had to make this year. We also deeply appreciate your consideration and support of small, locally owned businesses who help make Medina such an amazing community. We look forward to celebrating a hometown holiday with you.
Please note, masks will be required in all businesses. The luminaries will be lit each evening, Nov 20-22. The gazebo tree and lights will be turned on Friday afternoon, November 20th. There is no official ceremony due to limits on the number of people allowed in one place at a time.
Santa will be here for socially distanced visits, and you are encouraged to take your own photograph with Santa (hours are posted on the schedule). Children are encouraged to write a letter to Santa to put in the mailbox at Santa's House (257 S. Court Street), so that he can reply. Unfortunately, we will not have fireworks or a holiday market tent this year but we hope to bring those back in 2021. A reverse holiday parade of lights will take place on November 29th, from 6-9pm, in the parking lot of the Medina Community Center at 735 Lafayette Road (county fairgrounds).
If you are uncomfortable attending this weekend due to coronavirus, please know that we will be celebrating the holidays every day through January 10th, with Hometown Holidays, so you can visit, shop, dine, and unwind at your convenience and at your comfort level.
We appreciate your understanding of the modifications we've had to make this year. We also deeply appreciate your consideration and support of small, locally owned businesses who help make Medina such an amazing community. We look forward to celebrating a hometown holiday with you.
2020 Reverse Holiday Parade of Lights information
| 2020 Parade of Lights introduction letter |
| 2020 Parade of Lights Rules |
| 2020 Parade of Lights application |
