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Keep Johnston County Beautiful, Inc. (KJCB)
is planning it's eighth annual Festival of
Trees -- a display of live, NC-grown,
premium grade Christmas Trees decorated in
various themes appropriate for the Christmas
Season. This is our "Gift to the County"
during the week of December 1st - 7th, 2011
at the Johnston Medical Mall on Brightleaf
Blvd in Smithfield. There is no admission
charge so families can enjoy a festive
experience as the Christmas Season begins.
Santa will
make his appearance at various times
throughout the festival.
Live
entertainment will be provided by locals and
even those not-so-local throughout the
festival for your listening enjoyment.
Please check the website for performers and
their scheduled times.
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Share a can; support a gift to the county
The
festival committee has endorsed the newest
"gift to the county," a canned food drive in
conjunction with the eighth annual Christmas
tree festival. We are asking festival
visitors and patrons to contribute canned
food goods at the festival site.
Please plan to visit the food tree while at
the festival and enjoy a special "thank you"
holiday kiss.
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Keep Johnston County
Beautiful's 2011 Festival of Trees is made possible
in part through grants by the Johnston County Arts
Council Grassroots Arts Program and the Johnston
County Tourism Authority.
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Keep Johnston County Beautiful, Inc.
welcomes you to our Eighth Annual
"Festival of Trees". We hope you
enjoy this display of Christmas
trees and are enlightened by the
Holiday spirit. This is our 'gift'
to you from our sponsors,
decorators, performers, volunteers
and all of us at Keep Johnston
County Beautiful.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays |
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Video 2009 Festival of Trees
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Thanks goes to
the Smithfield Selma High School FFA Chapter
for unloading, prepping and set-up of the
Christmas trees.
Click for photos. |
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Are
you on Facebook? Join us! JC Festival of Trees
has created a special Facebook page, and we
would love for all of our friends to join in and
‘become a fan’. You can post your festival
photos and comments on this page and view what
others posted about the Festival of Trees.

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Johnston
Medical Mall
814 North Brightleaf Boulevard
Smithfield, North Carolina
The
reflection of the Christmas lights
in the beautiful wood floor makes
this a unique viewing experience.
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For more information
about the Festival of Trees please
contact us. |
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We have a
site map
(index page) to aid you in navigating this website. We want to make your viewing a pleasant experience
and we hope you will tell your friends and you will
come back often. We will be adding pictures and
updating this site on a regular schedule. Your
suggestions are welcomed. |
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Dining and Lodging. The
Visitors Bureau
is Available to assist you with your visit. |
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2011
Tree Sponsors
Ag Carolina Financial
Airflow Products Inc.
Allen & Cissie Wellons
BB&T
Bernie Langdon Farms
Carolina House of Smithfield
Carroll Pharmacy
Deacon Jones Buick Pontiac, Inc.
Democratic Women of Johnston County
DeWayne’s
Down the Road Ministries
Dot & Earl Helms
Dr. Dicky Parrish
Dunn & Dunn, CPAs, PLLC
East Coast Equipment, LLC
Flanders
PrecisionAire
Food Ministry Tree (KJCB)
Four Oaks Bank
Friend of Mountains to Sea Trail
HealthQuest
Hewett & Wood, PA Attorneys at Law
HOSA Groups of Johnston County
4-H Alumni Association
Johnston County Industries, Inc.
Johnston Health - ELC
Johnston Health - Rehab Services
Johnston Health - Cancer Center
Johnston Health - Wound Center
KS Bank, Inc
Liberty Home Care & Hospice
McDonald’s of
Smithfield,
Selma & Kenly
NC American
Legion and Auxiliary
New Innovative Products
Pizazz (Harbor, Inc.)
Stephenson General Contractors
Swift Creek Nursery
Bob and Georgia Pilkington
Town of
Benson
Town of Four
Oaks
Town of Selma
Town of
Smithfield & Appearance Comm.
Woodruff and Fortner,
Attorneys
WTSB Radio
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