Photo Gallery: 11th Annual North End Holiday Stroll
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It was a perfect night on Friday, for shopping local in the North End! Now in its 11th year, the annual holiday stroll brought crowds of people pouring into the small businesses located in the neighborhood. Many stores offered special promotions while serving light holiday refreshments and small bites. The festivities kicked off with the North End Beautification Committeelighting the Christmas tree at the corner of Cross and Hanover Streets. There was also a group entertaining on the Prado with singing and dancing.
Cataldo Interiors and Baby Boutique
Jeanette and Melissa at Cataldo Interiors and Baby Boutique
Cataldo Interiors and Baby Boutique
Polkadog Bakery
Shake the Tree
Even the dogs came out at Polka Dog
Shake the Tree
Hats Galore at SALMAGUNDI
Lulu’s Sweet Shoppe
Lulu’s Sweet Shoppe
The Wild Duck
The Wild Duck
Ensemble
Ensemble
Musical entertainment at Ensemble
LIT Boutique
Aria at LIT Boutique
Dog shopping at LIT
North Bennet Street School students
North Bennet Street School students
I AM Books
Crew at I AM Books
LIne to get into Loft & Vine
Loft and Vine shopowners
Sedurre
Sol Optics
Sol Optics
The Wine Bottega
The Wine Bottega
Heart and Sole
Dancing on the Prado
Dancing on the Prado
in jean ius
in jean ius
in jean ius
MyStryde
MyStryde
Exhale Spa
Strollers
Battery Wharf Hotel
Making s’mores at Battery Wharf Hotel
Participating shops of the holiday stroll included: Shake the Tree, Ensemble, Cataldo Interiors & Baby Boutique, Sedurre, Sol Optics, LIT Boutique, in-jean-ius, Loft and Vine, Lulu’s Sweet Shoppe, I AM Books, SALMAGUNDI, Polkadog Bakery, Heart and Sole, Exhale Spa, Battery Wharf Hotel, North Bennet Street School, the Wild Duck, MyStryde and The Wine Bottega.
All the shops encourage residents and visitors to stop in during the holiday season for the finest independently-owned fashion, gift, home, food & wine shops.
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