'Tis the Season: Dickens Festival celebrates 20th anniversary
Carolers in Victorian costumes graced the streets of Port Jefferson during the annual Charles Dickens Festival. This year, the event celebrated its 20th anniversary of transforming the streets into
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Dec 16, 2015, 3:00 AM
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Carolers in Victorian costumes graced the streets of Port Jefferson during the annual Charles Dickens Festival.
This year, the event celebrated its 20th anniversary of transforming the streets into a Dickensian village.
The festival included a light show that was projected on Village Hall, a space to decorate holiday cookies, and costumed carolers and villagers.
Participants said it was the best of times.
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