SF'S UNION SQUARE WILL WELCOME A REAL CHRISTMAS TREE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS
For the first time in decades, San Francisco will put up a real tree in Union Square instead of the artificial one that Macy’s has sponsored every year. For the first time in more than 20 years, the city is bringing a real tree. Some people said they don't mind the change from the artificial tree.
“For me, as long as there is somewhere for people to congregate enjoy the city, I love it, I’m not sure what the move was to go to an actual tree but for as long as there is somewhere to go for all the kids to come and play,” Rawshawn said. It is not clear why the change is coming. In a statement, a Macy’s spokesperson told NBC Bay Area that the retailer will offer plenty of holiday magic with gifts and special experiences, including the SPCA holiday windows.
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