GALLERY | The Douglas Shire celebrates Christmas in full spirit

CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT

Karlie Brady

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Ivy, Zali, and Jedda were full of Christmas cheer on Sunday night. Image: Karlie Brady.

The Christmas spirit was alive and well at the Mossman Showgrounds on Sunday night at the Douglas Shire Carols by Candlelight.

Hundreds of people turned out to sing along to their favourite Christmas carols, many donned with festive hats and colourful clothing.

Triple M’s Mark Littler hosted the night which featured performances from local artists, special guests, and Mrs Claus, topped off with a special visit from Santa.

GALLERY: Out and about at Carols by Candlelight. All images by Karlie Brady.

Animals from the Wildlife Habitat joined in the Christmas spirit with Jess, Michael, Kc, Princess, and Mj.
Hannah, Taylah, and Hazell.
Mira, Lola, and Hayley.
Kai, Audrianna, Ruby, and Talayah.
Allison, William, and Mia
Marlene, Rose, and Daphyne.
Families dressed up and set up to watch the carols.
Romona, Yunisia, Ezekiel, and Jauyqine.
Renée, Aurora, and David.
Singers performed all the favourite Christmas Carols.
Russel and Geng.
Tyler, Scott, Isabella, Georgia, Chantelle, Makyla.
Kayde, Minna, and Ava-lee.
Sandra, Zahlia, Alex, Doherty.
Quin, Jack, and Indie.
Jackson and Sammi.
Families came out to celebrate the festive season.
Santa and Mrs Claus rocking it out.
Performers entertained the crowd with all the favourite carols.
Hundreds turned out to sing-along.
Hundreds turned out to sing-along.
A little bit of rain didn't dampen the spirit.

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