Christmas trees — bringing joy and fresh smelling pine to homes all over the Boston area — are not immune to inflation, rising labor costs, or Canadian wildfires.

Boston's official 2016 Christmas tree, like others that have come before it, is a thank you gift for events a century ago in the Nova Scotia's Canadian province's coastal capital of Halifax. On ...

Boston Christmas Trees in Allston This veteran-owned, family business will sell trees in person starting Nov. 29 to Dec. 24, as well as tree stands, wreaths, garlands, and mantle pieces.

The holidays are quickly approaching, and Boston is getting ready to spread some cheer with the city's official Christmas tree lighting - a Boston tradition now in its 83rd year.. Hosted by Mayor ...

The official Christmas tree of Boston for 2024 is 45-foot white spruce from Nova Scotia - the tree provider for the city for over 50 years. While the main focus will be on the tree, ...

Boston's official 2023 Christmas tree is now loaded up on the truck that will deliver it to the city after a special tree-cutting ceremony in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.This year's Tree ...

A couple walks a dog past the Boston Common Christmas tree in 2019, an annual gift given to the people of Boston by the people of Nova Scotia in thanks for their assistance after the 1917 Halifax ...

Boston’s official 2021 Christmas tree is a 60-year-old, 48-foot white spruce tree from Orangedale, located on Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Trimming this tree, ...

The annual Christmas tree lighting event was held on the Boston Common on December 2, 2021. As it was lit, the tree was surrounded by fireworks. Jim Davis/The Boston Globe via Getty Images ...

Boston’s official Christmas tree in the Boston Common stands 45 feet tall. Nova Scotia has sent a Christmas tree to Boston every year since 1917. SAM BETSKO/DFP STAFF. Towering 45 feet over the Boston ...

Celebrity Christmas Carolers—including Mix 104.1’s Kennedy Elsey, Rich DiMare, and Louie Bello—will entertain as the tree lights up at 6 p.m. Afterwards, enjoy the North End’s decorations ...