Let’s be happy the last days of this year. Let’s continue the traditions that make us San Marcos, that make us Hays County, that make us Texas. It is not necessary, now, the general public is aware of actions that lead to “spiking” numbers. Too many “happy” events have been cancelled this year. The residents would probably love that anyways. Limiting the number of persons per day and extending the number of days for each event might be possible solutions, in particular – Sighs and Sounds. There is NO difference in these “gatherings” and voting lines or Walmart “entrance and exits” and check out kiosks (have you seen them sanitize after each person at self checkouts – me neither). No REAL need to cancel these yearly anticipated traditions given that the County has ordered all social places to require mandatory face masks and social distancing not that either are solid in ceasing the spread. 01% has died* from released COVID numbers. Based on these statistics 3% of Hays county has tested positive* and less than a. Hays County has roughly 240,000 persons* (239,339 on recent 2020 estimations), yes others come from other counties to events in Hays county/ San Marcos. ALSO, Hays County has has less than 100 deaths so far (92 published recently) that they are stating are due to COVID (less probably actually are again based on actual tests and such). Published recent count: 7616 person tested positive* for COVID (probably less due to inaccurate tests/ false positives) in Hays County. ‘While our December 2020 event may not take place in the way that it was intended, we continue to strive toward our purpose – of bringing Christmas spirit to Central Texas.”
“The Foundation will continue to work hard to bring our region the unique Christmas events we all love,” it said in a press release. The race will begin and finish at the San Marcos Plaza Park. The course is mostly flat with some gentle slopes and one small grade hill. Our course will showcases the beautiful downtown and historic district of San Marcos. The foundation said they understand the gravity of the situation for all the nonprofit organizations, who rely on the Sights & Sounds of Christmas Festival to support their programs. The Sights & Sounds of Christmas 5K and 1k Jingle Bell Run will be held Saturday December 5th, 2015 at 9:00 am. “Our goal remains to keep the 34 years of Christmas tradition alive during these tumultuous times as such, we are exploring creative ways to provide something special for the children in our community.” The Sights & Sounds of San Marcos 5K works hard to deliver you a memorable race. “We are currently working with City leaders and our other partners to determine the format of the 2020 Sights & Sounds of Christmas,” said David Case, first-year president. Join us at the Sights & Sounds of San Marcos 5K in December for a great race.
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS SAN MARCOS UPDATE
The Foundation said anyone registered for the 2020 event already will receive a direct update on the cancelation of the event and have their registration moved to the 2021 event.
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4-7 and 11-14.įestival highlights include: live entertainment, free photos with Santa, an ice skating rink, petting zoo, carnival rides, thousands of lights, Santa’s Jingle Bell Run 5K and Kids 1K and more.The Sights & Sounds of Christmas Foundation announced Tuesday its annual Santa’s Jingle Bell Run 5K and Kids K has been canceled for 2020.Īccording to a release from the foundation, the Board of Directors decided to cancel the event, which was scheduled for December 12, 2020, as part of their “commitment to ensuring the safety of the runners, volunteers, and sponsors.”ĭue to the COVID-19 pandemic, many annual events in San Marcos have had to undergo changes or cancellations for the sake of public health. The Sights & Sounds of Christmas Festival will return to San Marcos Plaza Park and City Park on Dec. Attendees may be subject to search in order to enter the festival grounds and are encouraged to plan their arrival time accordingly if attending specific performances. Limiting the type of bags allowed into the festival will help maintain a safe environment and enhance guest experience. This policy is subject to change.Ĭlear bags are available for purchase through two of the organization’s local sponsors, H-E-B and Amazon. Prohibited bags include, but are not limited to: backpacks, camera cases, mesh bags, purses, tinted plastic bags, oversized tote bags, binocular cases, and printed pattern bags. An exception will be made for medically necessary items and diaper bags after proper inspection at the entrances. Hosting its 33rd year, the Sights and Sounds of Christmas in San Marcos will strengthen existing security measures by implementing a clear bag policy.īags allowed into the festival will include: clutch purses smaller than 5.5 inches-by-8.5 inches, clear bags smaller than 12 inches-by-6 inches-by-12 inches, and one-gallon plastic freezer bags.
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