Visitors to Fremantle are being asked to vote for their favourite shop window display as part of the Shine a Light competition by the City of Fremantle and Fremantle Chamber of Commerce.
Businesses across the City of Fremantle have been busily decorating their shop windows with a 12 Days of Christmas theme.
People who vote for their favourite window display will go into the draw to win a unique Experience Fremantle weekender, including two nights at Quest Fremantle, a $100 voucher for Emily Taylor, a tour for two with Fremantle Tours and a pass for two for the Fremantle Tourist Wheel.
The business voted to have the best Christmas window display will win a $5000 cash prize.
A map of all the participating businesses can be downloaded , and votes can be cast on the page on the Fremantle Chamber of Commerce website until close of business on Friday 17 December.
The winners will be announced on Monday 20 December.
Fremantle Mayor Hannah Fitzhardinge said the beautifully decorated shop windows were yet another reason to visit Fremantle this Christmas.
“Christmas has always been a magical time in Freo, and now with the Walyalup Civic Centre and FOMO opening up there has never been a better time to experience the revitalised Fremantle,” Mayor Fitzhardinge said.
“There are lots of things to see and do as part of the in Fremantle, including the Elf on a Shelf Christmas trail, Community Christmas Carols on Thursday and Friday this week, and our spectacular Christmas Light Show on Thursday and Friday next week.
“Some of Freo’s favourite attractions and restaurants have also put together a great range of special offers and discounts just for the festive season, so everyone should come down and soak up the Christmas spirit in Fremantle.”
Fremantle Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Danicia Quinlan thanked local businesses for their effort in shining a light on Fremantle this Christmas.
“We may not have the million-dollar budget of a major city’s light trail, but we have the most creative, passionate talent in the world right here in our city,” Ms Quinlan said.
“I remember so vividly as a kid heading to town for Christmas to see the lights of the shop windows, the small trains going around packed with presents, a tiny rocking Santa in a chair and so many tiny lights that made you want to peer inside to see what magic was in there.
“We so look forward to seeing which window wins the public vote, and who will win the amazing Fremantle weekender.”
