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Early holiday tradition nears end

Updated: November 27, 2012
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DANVILLE -- It's a Christmas tradition. Thursday is the last day of the Festival of Trees. Tens of thousands of visitors stop by every year to see the decorations.

Organizers try to make it bigger and better every year. They say it's a chance for families to celebrate the holidays. Admission is free the rest of the night. The event ends at 9 pm.

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