MIAMI.- Tomorrow, December 9, the northern campus of Miami Dade College (MDC) will once again transform into a winter wonderland for its traditional Childrens Holiday at North event, beginning with the arrival of Santa Claus from the North Pole at 10:00 a.m.
The North Campus is committed to serving our community and bringing the magic of the New Year’s Eve holiday spirit through educational activities. Let’s get together, celebrate and create unforgettable memories during this holiday season, Fermn Vzquez, president of the north campus, said in a statement.
Hosted by Telemundo 51 host and Emmy winner Mariana Rodríguez, Children’s Holiday at North is mainly characterized by offering a parade for children ahead of Christmas.
Christmas tradition in the northern part of the Miami Dade College
“Children’s Holiday at North is a magical holiday featuring a parade featuring Santa’s little helpers, toy soldiers, various Disney characters and marching bands, beginning immediately upon the venerable character’s arrival. Children have the opportunity Take a photo with Santa Claus and listen to a story told by Mrs. Claus. Plus, there are several live performances for the whole family, including a Polynesian dance group, a hip-hop dance team and much more. “Detailed Miami Dade College.
And to say goodbye to 2023, tomorrow there will be numerous educational and interactive cultural learning activities, such as the Youth in Agriculture Pavilion with a petting zoo, the Human Rights tent, the M-DCPS Magnet school zone, the interactive LEGO STEM tent and the Holidays-Around-the-World Center, showcasing global holiday traditions. Children will also be able to participate in arts and crafts activities in the Santa Claus pavilion, learn about general well-being in the health pavilion and on the obstacle course.
Children’s Holiday at North can be enjoyed from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Admission is free, but attendees are invited to bring a new, unwrapped toy to give to children in need in the community.
MDC North Campus 11380 N.W. 27th Ave.
