Provo Towne Center
Santa Claus is coming to town! Come take advantage of this perfect photo opportunity for your family and friends while letting the kids whisper their gift ideas to Santa! Plus, children visiting Santa will receive a free coloring and autograph book, The Very Best Gift in the World is You, while supplies last.
Santa Hours: Monday - Saturday 10am - 1pm, 2pm-5pm, 6pm-9pm
Sunday 12pm-2:30pm, 3:30 pm-6pm
Click HERE for Santa photo coupon & holiday drawing for your child to color.
University Mall
Santa's Village Nov. 27 - Dec. 23
Santa will be dressed in his toy shop apparel, but will have his traditional red suit upon request. Visit with Santa following hours:
November 27 - December 23 Monday - Saturday 11am to 8pm
Christmas Eve 10am to 4pm
University Mall Giving Tree Nov. 27 - Dec. 19
Comcast and The United Way are the proud sponsors of this year's Giving Tree at University Mall. From November 27 through December 19, the Giving Tree will be decorated with ornaments representing individuals in our community who need special help this holiday season. Each ornament includes information about the individual which will help in selecting a gift that will bring a smile to their face on Christmas morning. Simply return the unwrapped gift to the University Mall by December 19 to ensure delivery by Christmas morning or help out by donating your change to the University Mall Christmas Jar which will be used to purchase additional gifts for the Giving Tree. Your simple gift can bring love and hope to someone in need.
Sounds of the Season Dec. 7 - Dec. 19
Daily Choral Performances in the Tree House Court.
South Towne Center Now through Thursday, December 24, 2009
Visit Santa for photos and a free gift and check out Santa's home in Center Court! You can learn how to track Santa around the world at the South Towne Center Tracking Station!
Donate to the Tree of Hope, located by Guest Services. All donations will go to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation's Bag of Hope for children diagnosed with cancer. Help bring a bit of holiday joy to a child who could really use it.
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