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Gayle Tacker-Gilbert is the Funny Christmas 2020 you’ll go down in history Shirt City of Jackson community relations liaison and she is coordinating efforts to decorate Downtown Jackson and Liberty Park for Christmas.

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The city sent out a press release last week asking residents to help decorate the city’s official pine tree that will stand in front of the main entrance of the city hall and will officially be lit up on December 7. just before Christmas parade.

“We are using our theme, ‘Christmas Love for the Funny Christmas 2020 you’ll go down in history Shirt Frontlines and Needed Workers’, which is also the theme of the parade for the tree,” said Tacker-Gilbert. “We always only decorate trees with lights, so we think this year will be a great opportunity to add city decorations to it.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Christmas tradition in the City has been canceled, but Tacker-Gilbert said it hopes more people will come to Downtown to shop and eat while shopping.
“We want to bring back the nostalgia of the years when businesses went all out to decorate Christmas,” Tacker-Gilbert said. “We had a contest last year and we plan to have another one this year for the most beautifully decorated storefronts in Downtown.”

The three winners will be chosen by Mayor Jackson Scott Conger, Madison County Mayor Jimmy Harris, and the Christmas committee.
Local developer John Allen will bring Santa’s original home back this year – for the Funny Christmas 2020 you’ll go down in history Shirt the third year in a row – to the estate on the corner of Highland Avenue and Lafayette Street, where kids can line up and talk With Santa Claus about what they want at Christmas.

“Christmas brings a lot of memories for a lot of people and that’s what I think we need this year,” said Tacker-Gilbert. “A lot of people remember when Santa’s house was in court for many years at Christmas, and this is an opportunity for this generation to make similar memories with the house.”

Santa will be indoors every Saturday between Thanksgiving and Christmas at unannounced times so children can visit him. Tacker-Gilbert said it plans to do other things there to make kids more enjoyable waiting for long lines like face painting while maintaining health standards compared to COVID-19.