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Photo Focus: Bryan Spreads Holiday Cheer at Children’s Christmas Party

A busy Government House welcomed thousands of children and parents to a free toy giveaway on St. Croix. (Source photo by Diana Dias)

On Saturday, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. spread holiday cheer with his annual “Governor’s Children’s Christmas Party” on St. Croix. Parents and their children lined up outside Government House, anxiously waiting to go inside and receive toys, treats, and giveaways. They also had the chance to take pictures with Santa and enjoy festive holiday music.

A Long line forms outside Government House on St. Croix for Saturday’s “Governor’s Children’s Christmas Party.” (Source photo by Diana Dias)
Tables were neatly set up to allow helpers to hand out gifts to children. (Source photo by Diana Dias)
Anaiyah Perez and Dejalys Delgado enjoy a photo with Santa. (Source photo by Diana Dias)

Tables with gifts were organized by gender and age range. After the children collected their gifts, they were greeted outside with tables and tents set up with giveaways from government agencies, which meant even more Christmas goodies for the children.

Government agencies line the street to give out free giveaways at the Governor’s Christmas Children’s Party. (Source photo by Diana Dias)
Department of Personnel was one of the many government agencies offering free giveaways. (Source photo by Diana Dias)

The holiday cheer continued on St. John at Franklin A. Powell Sr. Park on Sunday and will continue Monday on St. Thomas from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Havensight Mall. Children need to be present to be able to collect their toys.

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