Families looking for holiday fun can dive into the season at the Plymouth Aquatic Center's Holiday Extravaganza on Friday, December 20, from 3 to 7 p.m.
The celebration offers a variety of activities designed for all ages, combining traditional holiday experiences with family fun. For a $10 admission fee, attendees will have access to multiple attractions throughout the four-hour event.
Featured activities include photo opportunities with Santa Claus and Olaf, the popular character from Disney's Frozen franchise. The center will also set up a hot chocolate bar and screen Christmas movies for families to enjoy.
Local vendors will be on-site offering holiday shopping opportunities, providing options for those seeking unique gifts or completing last-minute shopping lists.
"This is a great opportunity for families to celebrate the season together while enjoying the Plymouth Aquatic Center," organizers noted in the event announcement.
For those wanting to extend their evening, the center will offer a Late Night Swim session immediately following the extravaganza, from 7 to 10 p.m., for an additional $5.
The Plymouth Aquatic Center is located at 2740 Miller Drive in Plymouth. The facility serves the community year-round with recreational swimming and programming.
Families interested in attending are encouraged to mark their calendars for the December 20 event and contact the Plymouth Aquatic Center, contact the facility directly at 574-316-0581.
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