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Santa flying into Juneau on a helicopter

On Saturday, Dec. 2, Santa Claus will be flying in for a special appearance at the Juneau Home Depot. He is scheduled to arrive at 9:15 a.m. via helicopter from Coastal Helicopters to be a part of the store’s Kids Workshop.

The Kids Workshop are offered year-round on the first Saturday of each month, and are designed to build self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment. Tools and project kits are provided at no cost by the store to encourage quality time between customers and their children.

All participants will have the opportunity to get a picture taken with Santa Claus as well. Those interested in attending can find out more by calling The Home Depot at 463-5034.

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