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The annual lighting of the Boston Common Christmas tree takes place Thursday, Nov. 30, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., celebrating not only the holidays but the century-old friendship between Boston and Nova Scotia. Here's how you can join in the enchanting tradition.
The Canadian province held a special tree-cutting ceremony for this year's Tree for Boston, which is set to arrive in the city within the next week.
A decades-old white spruce that has served as a Stewiacke, N.S. family's outdoor Christmas tree for decades has been chosen as this year's Tree for Boston.
The 45-foot white spruce is being donated by a family that planted it 40 years ago.
The tree is an annual gift and will be shipped to Boston later this month.