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In reverse, Georgetown still has Christmas parade
Chamber and town officials regroup to present Topsy Turvy COVID event on The Circle
The Circle in Georgetown is decorated for the Christmas season as DJ Sky Brady spins songs Dec. 15 during the town’s Topsy Turvy COVID Christmas Parade. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
December 16, 2020
Not to be deterred, the Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Georgetown regrouped and staged a reverse Christmas parade Dec. 15 with floats and groups parked around The Circle for passersby to see as they drove by. Santa Claus made an appearance on the balcony of the historic Brick Hotel, and DJ Sky Brady played music for the season. The event brought out hundreds of people who clogged the side streets of Georgetown as they waited their turn to drive around The Circle.
The original Topsy Turvy COVID Christmas Parade, scheduled for Dec. 3, was canceled due to logistics related to the pandemic.
Parked in front of the Sussex County Courthouse, the Jusst Sooup Ministries van is aglow with holiday lights.
Standing on the Brick Hotel balcony, Santa Claus waves to passersby going around The Circle.
Girl Scouts from Georgetown Troop 499 are prepared to help Rudolph make Zoom calls.
Antique cars and other floats park around The Circle during the reverse parade.
Little Miss Georgetown Greyson Mariner waves to people taking part in the reverse Christmas parade in Georgetown.
Members of Crossroad Community Church near Georgetown re-enact the Christmas story on their float.
The historic Brick Hotel in Georgetown glows in the lights of the Christmas spirit.
Long lines of cars in all directions wait to drive around The Circle.
