The live Nativity scene during Christmas Comes Home evening is made possible by Potomac residents volunteering their time, costumes and animals, no matter the weather.
Potomac residents Pastor Steve Fawcett and his wife Brenda oversaw the children's activity table during the annual Christmas Comes Home event Dec 14.
Classical Christmas carols and hymns floated throughout the Potomac Greenough Community Center (PGCC) courtesy of longtime Potomac resident Maureen Talbert. Seen here, Talbert is surrounded by Christmas quilts as she plays music.
Youth teamed up for the scavenger hunt
Everyone enjoyed the Christmas cookies provided by the Potomac Quilt Guild.
Ace the Christmas burro was part of the live Nativity scene during Christmas Comes Home in Potomac Dec. 14.
Potomac School eighth graders served dinner to the crowd during the annual Christmas Comes Home event to raise funds for their class trip this spring.
POTOMAC - On the snowy evening of Saturday, Dec. 14, more than 100 people attended the annual Christmas Comes Home event in the heart of Potomac. Outside there were wagon rides, a bonfire and a live Nativity scene. Inside, the Potomac Greenough Community Center was full of Christmas delights including music, children's activities, Christmas quilts and decorated Christmas trees.
The eighth-grade class served dinner as part of their fundraiser for their class trip. The Potomac Quilt Guild provided an array of Christmas cookies for dessert.
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