Annual Holiday Decor Contest in Buena Vista
November 28, 2025 - 22:24
The Kersting Team in Buena Vista (BV) is hosting its much-anticipated annual "Deck the Door Contest," celebrating the spirit of the holiday season through creative and festive decorations. This exciting event invites all residents of Buena Vista to showcase their holiday spirit by decorating their doors in the most imaginative and festive ways.
Participants are encouraged to go all out, using lights, wreaths, garlands, and other decorative elements to transform their doorways into winter wonderlands. The contest aims to foster community spirit and bring joy to the neighborhood during this special time of year.
Judging will take place in the coming weeks, with prizes awarded to the most outstanding entries. This is a wonderful opportunity for residents to engage with one another, spread cheer, and perhaps even inspire others with their holiday creativity. The Kersting Team looks forward to seeing the unique and beautiful displays that will adorn the doors of Buena Vista this holiday season.
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