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30th annual Christmas in the City celebration

The crowd looks up to 'snow' falling after the lighting of the 38-foot First Tennessee Foundation Christmas tree during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.

Photo by Amy Smotherman Burgess

The crowd looks up to "snow" falling after the lighting of the 38-foot First Tennessee Foundation Christmas tree during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.

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  • A fire pit for roasting marshmallows was available during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • The Lenoir City High School choir performs for the crowd during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • Lorie Wilson of Clinton holds her 3-year-old daughter Reagan while the Lenoir City High School choir performs during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • Knoxville Mayor Bill haslam and 'Santa Claus' cheer with the crowd as the 38-foot First Tennessee Foundation Christmas tree is lit during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • Three-year-old Braxdon Kelley of Newport chats with 'Santa Claus' during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • The First Presbyterian Handbell Ensemble performs during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • Carrie Turrill skates with 5-year-old Brandt Turrill at the Knoxville Holiday's on Ice rink during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.
  • The crowd looks up to 'snow' falling after the lighting of the 38-foot First Tennessee Foundation Christmas tree during the Regal Celebration of Lights in downtown Knoxville on Friday.

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