'Christmas Tree Toss' tradition returns to Bethlehem
Instead of trimming the tree, these competitors are tossing it.
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Instead of trimming the tree, these competitors are tossing it.
2021 marks 19 years since the Christmas tree throwing competition in Bethlehem began with a bet. The event supports Turning Point of the Lehigh Valley.
Bethlehem’s Christmas Tree Toss 2020 is virtual. Here’s how to watch and still support Turning Point. Updated Dec 18, 2020; Facebook Share The cold, the snow, parking -- none of that will be a concern for the 2020 Bethlehem Christmas Tree Toss. The quirky annual tradition is going virtual, due to the coronavirus, while still supporting the nonprofit Turning Point of the Lehigh Valley Inc. and its services for domestic violence victims. Mike DeCrosta, from More Miles Automotive in Bethlehem, will kick off the broadcast with a few words. The roots of the tree toss grew out of a rivalry DeC...