Who needs Hallmark movies when you live in Beach Haven? Joy radiated from the LBI Historical Museum on Saturday night, Dec. 7, when residents donned tutus, feathers and golden rings for ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ sing-along, a beloved Beach Haven tradition held ahead of the annual tree lighting in Veterans Memorial Park.
The event, hosted by the Beach Haven Community Arts Program, started inside the museum with a special performance from the cast of Surflight’s “Miracle on 34th Street.”
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