Santa

As we know, Santa can't get the coronavirus, and he's at the Maine Mall.

From lights to trees to your favorite beverage, Maine has several Christmas traditions that have become favorites. Take a look at 7 of them.

For one day only, Santa's 'magical' reindeer will 'fly' in and make an appearance at a greenhouse in Manchester, Maine this November

With colder temps looming, Erik's Church in Windham Has introduced Santa's Pub, a Christmas-themed bubble pub in lieu of their patio

Sitting on Santa's lap is not exactly covid friendly - here's what the Maine Mall will attempt this year.

The park has been waiting for the green light from New Hampshire Governor Sununu to reopen and that light finally came.

If you've ever wondered what it'd be like to be inside a snow globe, you'll get your chance at a celebration at LL Bean in Freeport through the holidays

You won't want to miss the parade of lights, meeting Santa, or the tree lighting in Waterville aka Kringleville!

There will be a large congregation of Santa lookalikes in South Portland this Sunday, as a charitable race takes place around the Maine Mall

There's nothing like witnessing 300 skiing and snowboarding Santas gliding down Maine's Sunday River all for a great cause.

All it takes is one quick look outside to know that Christmas time is upon us, but there's still one more thing that needs to happen in Maine before the Holiday season begins officially. Light up those trees, or lighthouses!

We got the idea on this day back in 2012 to have me dress up as Santa and stroll into Monument Square, while another Santa was in the crane assisting in dropping off the Christmas tree