Tenleytown Main Street is bringing holiday cheer to our community with the 9^th annual Tenley WinterFest. The festival begins this Friday, November 27, and continues through Saturday, December 5.

Join us to support local merchants and restaurants and celebrate the season with your friends and neighbors – all at a safe social distance. And really, couldn't we all use a little more cheer this year? Plan now to take part in all the festivities, including:

Winter Feast
Dining specials and discounts at more than a dozen Tenleytown restaurants, including: Angelico Pizzeria, Bullfrog Bagels, Cafe of India, Coffee Nature, Confetti Play Cafe, Le Chat Noir, Masala Art, Matisse, Nando's PERi-PERi, Rome Pizza & Sub, SEOULSPICE, Spring Garden, Surfside, and Tartufo. Dine-in or carry-out, whichever you prefer.

Yeti Scavenger Hunt
This year's all-ages hunt will take teams to spots throughout the neighborhood to complete tasks to earn points and prizes from Tenleytown businesses. All tasks can be completed outdoors or at a safe social distance. It’s everything you love about our traditional Yeti Hunt, but even better. Info on team registration, rules, and this year's amazing prizes is available here.

Virtual Yeti Marketplace
While our live Winter Market is on hold this year, you can still shop with some of your favorite Winter Market vendors online. The marketplace features jewelry, home decor, beauty, seasonal, and other gifts perfect for everyone on your list this holiday season.

Tenley Gets Lit!
Lit up, that is, with festive storefront window displays at local businesses. Plan to view them all with this map of participating businesses. And tune in to TMS' social media on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 28, to learn who wins our annual decorating contest.

Tours of Historic Tenleytown
Learn about the history of Armesleigh Park, an early 20th century suburb within Tenleytown; find out the origin of Tenleytown's other sub- and nearby neighborhoods; and tour the historic St. Ann's church. Follow tours virtually on your computer or take a self-guided in-person tour. Learn more here.

Plus tree and greenery sales benefiting local schools and BSA troops, as well as arts and crafts for the kids at the Tenley-Friendship Library. You can even purchase limited-edition Tenley WinterFest merchandise, including shirts, face masks, and coffee tumblers, to benefit local businesses.