Bloomingdale Holiday Trees 2024
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Bloomingdale Holiday Trees 2024

Business-decorated holiday trees with a hidden pickle contest.

About

Businesses can showcase their brand by decorating a holiday tree in Bloomingdale Old Town Park. These festive trees, installed from late November to early January, offer a unique advertising opportunity. Visitors can search for a hidden pickle within the trees for a chance to win prizes, encouraging engagement with all the displays. The community votes for their favorite tree, creating a fun, interactive holiday experience.

Our Take

Family Friendly

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Best For

Community engagement, business promotion, family fun

Vibe

Festive, community-oriented, cheerful

Energy Level

Low

Budget

$$

Photo Friendly

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Weather Sensitivity

Moderate

Special Events & Promotions

  • Businesses can advertise via signage with QR codes linking to their websites.
  • Participating businesses are listed on the Chamber's website and BloomingdaleHolidays.com.
  • Weekly gift card drawings for participants.
  • Social media exposure through Chamber postings and participant shares.
  • Optional decoration take-down service for $30.

Tags

holiday marketcommunity celebrationfamily friendlyfestive decorationsholiday traditionlocal businessesinteractive displaysseasonal activities

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Location

Third and Washington Streets
Bloomingdale, IL
60108

Event Details

Pricing

$$

Duration

Approximately 2 months

Ages

All ages

Neighborhood

Old Town

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Bloomingdale Chamber of Commerce

Practical Information

Pet Policy

No pets allowed

Food & Drink

Gift cards valued $15 or more are donated for weekly drawings.

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking around Old Town Park to view the trees and potentially participate in carriage rides.
  • Bring a camera to capture photos of the decorated trees and the festive park atmosphere, especially if you plan to visit during the evening when lights are on.
  • Check the Bloomingdale Chamber's social media for updates on the weekly gift card drawings and to see which businesses are participating.
  • If you're a business looking to participate, register early as the number of trees is limited, and ensure your decorations are weather-resilient.
  • Consider visiting on November 30th for the Festival of Lights, Tree Lighting & Kriskringle Market to experience the full festive kickoff.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main purpose of the Holiday Trees event?

The event allows local businesses to advertise and gain exposure by decorating holiday trees in Old Town Park, while also engaging the community through a fun voting contest and a hidden pickle scavenger hunt.

Are there any costs associated with participating as a business?

Yes, businesses pay $200 to decorate a tree. Additionally, they are required to donate a gift card valued at $15 or more for the weekly drawing. An optional $30 fee is available for decoration removal.

What kind of decorations are allowed on the trees?

Decorations must be festive and holiday-themed, not political or violent. They should be weather-resilient and firmly attached. Filled ornaments that can break open are not permitted.

How can the public participate in the event?

The public can visit Old Town Park to view the decorated trees, search for the hidden pickle for a chance to win prizes, and vote for their favorite tree.

Is electricity available for the tree decorations?

Yes, electricity is available if you provide a 20-foot extension cord. This allows for illuminated decorations.

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Contributors & Updates

Last Updated: Oct 23, 2025
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The ChristmasLocal.com editorial team

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