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Posted: December 19, 2025
The Street Chestnut Hill commences holiday celebrations through the New Year
Chestnut Hill, MA The Street Chestnut Hill has begun its holiday celebrations with the return of a life-size gingerbread house at The Toy Shop at Hummingbird Books, now open through the end of the year, and the second annual The Street Holiday Affair began Saturday, December 6. A full slate of seasonal events and activities for all ages will continue at the property into the new year.
The Street is also embracing the season with magical holiday decor, including twinkling lights throughout The Green, garland and bows adorning the light poles, and oversized gift boxes displayed outside of Warby Parker. Paired with community traditions, festive touches, and a mix of retailers for holiday gifting, The Street offers a vibrant destination for celebrating the season.
Guests are encouraged to make the most out of the season by downloading The Street Insider app.
The app offers members first access to seasonal events, exclusive offers at popular retail and dining destinations, and dollars-off rewards from participating businesses.
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