At Denmark’s World Santa Congress, festive spirit isn’t just for Christmas
Summary
The World Santa Claus Congress is an annual event held in Aalborg, Denmark, where people dressed as Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and elves gather to celebrate Christmas spirit in the middle of summer. The event brings together professional Santa performers from around the world to share experiences, participate in contests, and entertain children.Key Facts
- The event takes place in Aalborg, Denmark, and is held every summer.
- It started in 1957 near Copenhagen and moved to Aalborg two years ago.
- The congress is for people who dress as Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and Christmas elves, not the real Santa Claus.
- Participants come from many countries, including Norway, Japan, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, and the United States.
- The event features activities like gingerbread eating, gift wrapping, balloon modeling, and parades.
- It is a four-day event that helps Santas improve their skills and celebrate Christmas spirit early.
- The gathering attracts around three dozen Santas and Mrs. Clauses each year.
- Organizers say the event spreads joy and generosity beyond the Christmas season.
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