
The event takes place this Sunday (15) in Bairro Santa Teresa, in Juiz de Fora, with masses, prize show, free train, lights turned on and Santa Claus's arrival
Espaço do Impossível, in Bairro Santa Teresa, in Juiz de Fora, is holding a Christmas program this Sunday (15th) with masses celebrated by Father Pierre, an awards show by the duo Leonardo de Freitas and Fabiano, free train rides for children, the switching on of Christmas lights at 7pm and the arrival of Santa Claus scheduled for 7:30pm.
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The inauguration of the Christmas lights and the arrival of Santa Claus are among the attractions scheduled for this Sunday (15), at Espaço do Impossível, in Bairro Santa Teresa, in Juiz de Fora. The event starts at 7am, with mass celebrated by Father Pierre, and will have activities throughout the day.
The inauguration of the Christmas lights and the arrival of Santa Claus are among the attractions scheduled for this Sunday (15), at Espaço do Impossível, in Bairro Santa Teresa, in Juiz de Fora. The event starts at 7am, with mass celebrated by Father Pierre, and will have activities throughout the day.
According to the organization, the program includes an awards show and a presentation by the duo Leonardo de Freitas and Fabiano. Children can enjoy free train rides.
In the evening, the Christmas lights will be switched on at 7pm, half an hour before Santa's arrival, scheduled for 7:30pm.
Check out the full schedule:
7am, 9am and 11am: Masses with Father Pierre
2:30 pm: Awards Show
6pm: Mass with Father Pierre
7pm: Opening of the Christmas Lights
7:30 p.m.: Arrival of Santa Claus

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