San Diego, CA, November 8, 2026 — The Old Globe, a prominent performing arts venue in San Diego, recently held its 21st annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The event marked a significant milestone, celebrating over two decades of this festive tradition.

The exact date of the ceremony was not provided in the available information. However, the event has become a yearly fixture, signaling the start of the holiday season for many in the San Diego community. The Old Globe is known for its extensive theatrical programming and its role in the city’s cultural landscape.

Details regarding specific participants, such as special guests, performers, or the number of attendees, were not specified. Similarly, information about the tree itself, including its origin or size, and the precise nature of the lighting ceremony were not made available. The event’s tradition spans 21 years, highlighting its established presence in the region’s annual calendar.

The Old Globe’s commitment to community engagement is often reflected in such public events, which serve to bring people together and foster a sense of shared celebration. The annual tree lighting is one example of how the institution connects with the public beyond its stage productions. Further specifics about the 21st annual event were not disclosed.


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