Baldwin Christmas Parade Set for This Saturday With 31 Participants, Sweet Treats, and Santa Claus

BALDWIN, Ga. — The excitement is building for Habersham County Christmas Parade. This year, the City of Baldwin is host and is set to roll through town this Saturday at 6:30 PM. With 31 total participants, festive treats, and a visit from Santa himself, this year’s parade is shaping up to be one of the biggest and most spirited yet.

Pastor Petty of Life Church of Baldwin confirmed that 29 entries are floats, motorized vehicles, or walking groups, with additional participation from both the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office and the Baldwin Fire Department.

It’s going to be a good parade — hopefully with a big crowd,” Petty said.

Map of the 2025 Christmas Parade in Baldwin on Saturday December 6th/Photo City of Baldwin

Festive Features and Treat Stations

Two parade participants will be offering treats at the grandstands (Stew N Que parking lot):

  • Paw Paw’s Peanuts – Expect boiled peanuts and hot chocolate.
  • A local insurance company – Providing pens and small giveaways.

At the end of the route, Stew N’ Que will host the event’s grandstand. The restaurant’s parking lot will be closed to traffic and transformed into a small festival zone featuring:

  • Funnel cakes
  • Hot chocolate
  • Free giveaways
  • Parade commentary and announcements

To help young parade-goers enjoy the fun, the City of Baldwin will hand out free bags for kids to collect candy and goodies along the route.

Parade Route & Emcees

The parade will start at Fieldale (555 Broiler Boulevard) and proceed down Willingham Avenue, ending just past Stew N’ Que on Airport Road.

This year’s parade will be emceed by David Foster of WCON, along with Penny Petty and Foster’s daughter.

And of course — Santa Claus will make his grand arrival to conclude the festivities.

Parking Information

Parking will be limited along the route. Baldwin Baptist Church has graciously opened its lower parking lot and adjacent field, offering a short walk to the parade’s end point near Stew N’ Que. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to secure a space.

Rain or Shine

The parade will proceed rain or shine. Organizers are hoping for clear skies but plan to continue regardless of weather conditions.

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