UPDATE: The highly anticipated CPKC Holiday Train is set to roll into Wauwatosa on December 10 at 4:15 p.m., promising an afternoon bursting with festive cheer. Residents and visitors are urged to get ready for an enchanting experience filled with dazzling lights, live music, and community spirit.
The Wauwatosa Police Department has officially announced that the festivities will kick off at Harwood Crossing, featuring a live musical performance that is sure to delight attendees of all ages. This annual event has become a hallmark of Wauwatosa, blending holiday joy with community camaraderie.
To ensure the event runs smoothly, authorities are implementing road closures between 2:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on December 10. Affected streets include State Street, from Harmonee Avenue to Wauwatosa Avenue, and sections of Harwood Avenue. Motorists should prepare for alternative routes and potential delays during this time.
Additionally, parking will be limited, as the Lower Harwood parking lots will close starting at 2:00 p.m., including the Farmers Market lot and spaces under the Harmonee Bridge. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to avoid congestion and secure parking.
The Wauwatosa Police also remind participants to bring healthy, non-perishable food items and cash donations for Tosa Cares. This initiative highlights the event’s commitment to community support and kindness, making the celebration not only about holiday fun but also about giving back to those in need.
As the countdown to this festive occasion begins, the excitement is palpable. The CPKC Holiday Train, adorned with lights and accompanied by joyful music, is expected to draw large crowds, reinforcing Wauwatosa’s tradition of community togetherness during the holiday season.
What’s Next: Residents and visitors are encouraged to stay updated on weather conditions and follow local traffic advisories as the event approaches. Don’t miss out on this beloved Wauwatosa tradition that combines celebration with the spirit of giving!
