PHOTOS – Greenfield holds Fire and Ice celebration

ConVal bus drivers Liz Davison and Kristin Jackson created the Gingerbread Bus.

Guests at Fire and Ice lined up for homemade chili, mac and cheese and chili dogs. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Jessica Weeks of Delay’s Harvester Market decorated her Jeep with her favorite rubby duckies. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Lighted vehicles lined up at Oak Park. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

DS Stone & Garden Scapes truck in the lineup on East Road. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Beepa and Lulu’s “Grinch Kids,” from left: Brantley Eccard, Lexi Sullivan, Brennon Eccard, Axel Sullivan and Brody Sullivan.

Attendees at Greenfield’s Fire and Ice celebration gathered under the pavilion at Oak Park. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

The 2024 Fire and Ice bonfire at at Greenfield’s Oak Park. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Diana LaCourse, left, and Kathy Seigars celebrating the 60th anniversary of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” 2024 Fire and Ice

Santa descends Greenfield’s ladder truck as Mrs. Claus waits patiently. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Parade judge Bruce Dodge, left, chili maker Warren Aldrich, center, and kitchen helper Doug Alexander, right. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

The Fire Department “boot raffle” at Oak Park. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Several reindeer helped out in the kitchen at Oak Park on Saturday night. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Santa and Mrs. Claus after arriving by firetruck. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Greenfield Girl Scout Troop 51925 dressed as old-fashioned carolers during the Greenfield Fire & Ice Festival on Saturday. Photos, Page 5. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Snow cover meant the crowd could enjoy a roaring bonfire. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

ConVal bus drivers Liz Davison, left, and Kristin Jackson with the “Gingerbread Bus.” STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Sisters Olivia and Zoe Grant watch the fireworks at Oak Park. COURTESY PHOTO SARAH LAVOIE

Reverend Daniel Osgood decorated his Mustang for the holidays. STAFF PHOTO BY JESSECA TIMMONS

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Monadnock Ledger Transcript

Published: 12-10-2024 12:38 PM

Modified: 12-10-2024 1:21 PM

Greenfield nh

Greenfield’s annual Fire and Ice celebration returned Saturday with a light parade through the center of town to Oak Park, where residents enjoyed a bonfire, fireworks, visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and homemade chili, chili dogs and macaroni and cheese. The event is organized by the Greenfield Fire Department and the Greenfield Fire Association, with help from Oak Park Committee, Stephenson Library, Greenfield Historical Society, Greenfield Elementary School PTO, the Greenfield Police Department, Greenfield DPW and many others.