The 2024 iteration of River Dazzle in River Falls was a frigid one, with temps falling well below freezing.
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GALLERY: A frigid, frosty River Dazzle
Santa Claus listened to children’s Christmas wishes during the 27th annual River Dazzle festivities in downtown River Falls Friday, Nov. 29. He felt right at home in the frigid temperatures, having come from the North Pole.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
This festive bunch marches down Main Street River Falls during the annual River Dazzle parade Friday.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
The Santa Bear train was a fan favorite during the 27th annual River Dazzle parade in downtown River Falls on Black Friday.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
River Falls Grand Royal Ambassador Ashley Symicek and Royal Ambassador Logan Huppert braved the cold for the annual River Dazzle parade.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
The Lacy family of Ellsworth was enthralled with a bike riding Santa during the River Dazzle parade Friday.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
The crowds gathered to witness the annual lighting of the trees along Main Street on Friday, Nov. 29 in downtown River Falls.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
These brave little tykes didn’t let a little cold deter them while waiting for candy during the River Dazzle parade.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
“The Grinch Who Stole Golf Season” must be a cousin of “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas.” He made an appearance during the River Dazzle parade, hosted by the River Falls Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau Nov. 29.
Photo courtesy of City of River Falls
Santa & Mrs. Claus were the grand finale to a wonderful holiday parade in River Falls on a frosty Friday night.
