Christmas Pageant Prepares to Spread Goodwill Across Adelaide
The Christmas Pageant starts early Saturday morning on South Terrace, with organisers arriving as early as 2:45am to ensure the event runs smoothly. This colourful and lively annual parade heralds the arrival of Santa Claus and spreads goodwill throughout the streets of Adelaide.
Christmas Pageant Director Brian Gilbertson told Sonya, Jules & Bobby Macumber, "There's a lot of little things that happen around this amazingly, massive event."
Event Coordination and Spirit
Organisers work behind the scenes from the early hours to prepare for the parade, ensuring a seamless procession that delights thousands of spectators. The event embodies the festive spirit, bringing the community together in celebration.
Community Impact
- The pageant is a vibrant symbol of Adelaide's holiday season.
- It promotes goodwill and festive cheer throughout the city.
- Santa’s arrival is the highlight, captivating audiences of all ages.
Adelaide Christmas Pageant Director Brian Gilbertson exemplifies the Christmas spirit. (Bobby Macumber, ABC)
Summary: The early-morning Christmas Pageant in Adelaide, meticulously organised and full of festive cheer, unites the community by spreading goodwill and marking Santa’s arrival.
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