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Festival of Trees at Kittanning Riverfront Park

Through Jan 10November 16 through January 10. The page does not print daily hours.

Kittanning Riverfront ParkMarket St. and N Water St., Kittanning, PA 16201Directions

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Kittanning Hometown Holiday Events asks families to stroll Kittanning Riverfront Park and look at more than 200 trees decorated by individuals and business sponsors. Good Tire Service is named as the 2026 sponsor. People who want to decorate a tree are told to buy one by November 2, 2026, from the organizer's online shop. That purchase is for decorators, not a ticket to walk the park, and this page does not print a public admission price or daily hours. The walk is outdoors at the Market Street and North Water Street edge of downtown Kittanning, along the river. Children can move at their own pace past the decorated trees. The same site lists the group's street festivities and holiday parade as separate events on later dates. Armstrong County's tourist calendar timed out, so this Square page is the organizer's own listing. The park name is on the organizer page; the intersection and ZIP are taken from Visit Pittsburgh's directory entry for the park, which prints no street number.

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