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A Year-Round Christmas
Written By: Mary Jane McCall | Issue: 2021/10 – October
Regardless of the calendar, a visit to The Christmas Tree at 357 Main Street in Highlands is the easiest way to infuse the Holiday Spirit in your heart and your home.
Bob and Trish Kieltyka
Tucked away in a cozy nook at 357 Main Street in Highlands, The Christmas Tree is one of those magical shops that transports you into a fantasy land of smiles and sparkles.
Owners Bob and Trish Kieltyka and their attentive staff embrace the spirit of the Christmas season year-round, making for a most memorable shopping experience.
Oh, the treasures you will find here. If it’s a keepsake ornament you’re looking for as a memento of Highlands they offer an extensive selection in a variety of materials. Whether it be hand-blown glass, wooden, classic, or with a mountain theme, you’ll find that perfect ornament with a variety of Highlands scenes and logos. Whatever you do don’t miss the hand blown, hand painted glass ornament depicting Dry Falls.
Ornaments of every sort, kind and description are available here. Whatever your interest, favorite college, pet, or profession you’ll find an ornament to match. They have an extensive collection of ornaments for children, many can be personalized, as well as items for newlyweds and baby’s first Christmas.
In addition to all these Christmas treasures they offer unique gift items along with Halloween and Thanksgiving décor. Dog lovers won’t want to miss items featuring your favorite breeds – from socks, lounge pants, slippers and coasters, to face masks and ornaments, you’ll find your breed here.
They feature an astonishing selection of Christopher Radko and Joy To The World ornaments. These hand-painted ornaments are a collectors dream and every tree deserves at least one.
Then again, who can stop at one?
Choose from Russian nesting dolls, German nutcrackers, Byers’ Choice Carolers, Dept.56 Grinch and Christmas Vacation villages, snow globes, advent calendars that are crafted to be handed down from generation to generation, and much more.
Speaking of generations, Bob and Trish say their repeat customers include four generations.
Customers who visited the store when it opened in 1975 return with their kids, grandkids and great grandkids. It’s a family tradition.
That’s a tradition Bob and Trish, who have owned the shop for the last 19 years, love to share with repeat and new customers.
Start your tradition today!
