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Santa and his reindeer (above), created by the Brinkley family, visit Texas style, pulling a wagon, at the EmilyAnn Theatre’s Trail of Lights in Wimberley.
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Wimberley Zipline Adventures won the Rookie category for best new display. Submitted Photo
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St. Stephen’s display won Best of Show. Submitted Photo
Lighting up the Village
St. Stephen’s takes ‘Best of Show’ at Trail of Lights contest
Wimberley — A wide portion of the Wimberley community was represented when businesses, individuals and churches came together for the 12th annual Trail of Lights Display at the EmilyAnn Theatre.
Taking home “Best of Show” honors this year was St. Stephen’s Church, with the local business Fancy Feathers winning the “Most Creative” prize.
More than 100 groups volunteer to decorate holiday displays along the seven acres, which will remain up for visitors through New Year’s Day. The trail is open Sunday through Thursday from dusk until 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from dusk until 10 p.m. The walking trail leads visitors through a decorated wonderland with a yule log burning nightly as weather permits.
For more information visit www.emilyann.org.
Here’s a look at other winners:
• Special Merit: Wimberley EMS & Deer Creek of Wimberley
• Rookie: Wimberley Zipline Adventures
• Founder: Bursiel Family
• Bank: Ozona Bank
• Church Youth: Wimberley Presbyterian Church
• Church: Unity Church
• Jr./Sr. High: Llama Llande
• Preschool: St. Stephen’s Kindergarten
• Elementary: Hill Country Homeschoolers
• Family: Smith Family
• Organization: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
• Business: Ace Hardware & Hays County Land Surveying
• Special Recognition Volunteers of the Year: Brinkley Family
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