Weston celebrates the holidays

Weston certainly knows how to celebrate the festive season! Here are some photos of holiday events around town.

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December 19, 2025

Special to the Weston Observer

Weston certainly knows how to celebrate the festive season! From period concerts to historic tavern decorating, from trimming the tree to trimming the town center, the holidays provide an opportunity for residents to demonstrate true community spirit. We share with you some photos of local celebrations, and we wish you and yours very happy holidays and a happy and healthy New Year.

All photos, unless otherwise noted, are by Nicole Mordecai for the Weston Observer.

The Friends of the Josiah Smith Tavern hosted a concert by the Musicians of the Old Post Road, a chamber ensemble that performs period music from the Baroque to early Romantic eras.

A harpsichord with score at the Musicians of the Old Post Road concert at the Josiah Smith Tavern.

This year’s Trimming the Tavern event at the Golden Ball Tavern was themed “Here’s to the Red, White and Blue!” with rooms decorated by many community nonprofit organizations. This is the Golden Ball Tavern entryway, decorated by the Country Garden Club of Weston.

Katie Campbell, Golden Ball Tavern executive director.

Carol singers perform at the Weston tree lighting event. (Courtesy photo/Ali Dorman Fernandez)

Gina Hajjar makes a wreath at the Weston Garden Club Greens Day event at the First Parish Church.

Deborah Clark of the Artful Cushion at the Weston AIC Handmade Holiday Market, showing cushions made from fabric she collected while in the Peace Corps made by indigenous women.

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Nicole Mordecai

Nicole Mordecai is a freelance photographer based in Weston. Photography is her second career after working for decades in the software industry as a software designer and research project lead. She began photography in the digital age, loving the immediate gratification of digital images.

Weston celebrates the holidays

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