For the third year, it will take place virtually, as well as at Roots Athletic Center at 181 Root Road, where visitors may view a wonderland of trees and wreaths, donated by area individuals, businesses, and organizations.

As in past years, some of the more than 50 trees and wreaths have been designed by their crafters to reflect the work of their businesses or organizations with some, offering additional prizes and certificates within their branches. 

Raffle tickets will give participants the opportunity to take their favorite tree or wreath home, when the winners are drawn at the end of Tree Jubilee on December 8.

This year’s Tree Jubilee is bigger and better than ever, according to Lisa Sunderland Burns, WOW board member, and Jubilee Chair. “Each of the trees and wreaths is so unique from a blue and white polar bear tree to a festive Two Rivers Burritos pinata filled with candy to a North Pole wine tree. 

“This year we even have holiday tabletop displays that folks can replicate in their homes,” Burns said. And of course, Many of the raffle items include certificates and merchandise worth hundreds of dollars.”