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Governor’s Square Mall to welcome Santa Claus this Saturday
Santa’s Arrival To Include Story Time With Santa, A Visit From Mouse (If You Give A Mouse A Cookie) And Children’s Activities
Clarksville, TN – Santa Claus will be arriving at Governor’s Square Mall this Saturday, November 17th. At 10:00am, Santa will be arriving at Center Court on the Apple Express train. He will be joined by Mouse (If You Give a Mouse a Cookie) and the Great American Cookies mascot.
Santa will be reading a holiday story and there will be children’s activities from 10:00am-12:00pm. The activities will include a paper ornament decorating station, where children can decorate an ornament that will be displayed on our community board for the season.
Santa will make Governor’s Square Mall his home from November 17th through December 24th. For a complete listing of hours visit the Customer Service Center.
While Santa is here, he will have special opportunities for his furry friends to visit him. Pet photos with Santa will be November 25th, December 2nd, and December 9th from 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Before they visit Governor’s Square Mall, families are invited to visit www.bemerrysanta.com to create badges for good deeds. Children that bring their badge for kind acts to Santa will receive Santa’s congratulations, Be Merry! stickers and parents will receive two bonus 4X6” photos with a Santa’s Favorite photo package purchase.
Governor’s Square Mall is located at 2801 Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Clarksville, TN.
For more information about Santa’s Arrival at Governor’s Square Mall, visit GovernorsSquare.net, Facebook.com/GovernorsSquareMall or call 931.552.0289. This holiday season be Santa’s Best Buddy! Like GSM on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @GovernorsSBB for store promotions, events and Holiday savings.
About Governor’s Square Mall
Governor’s Square Mall is owned and managed in association with Cafaro-affiliated companies, based in Youngstown, Ohio. One of the nation’s largest privately held shopping center developers, the Cafaro organization owns and oversees more than 30 million square feet of commercial real estate in 11 states.
Founded by the late William M. Cafaro in the 1940′s, the firm is now in its seventh decade as a family owned and managed business. For more information, visit www.cafarocompany.com
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