The Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan is scheduled to stop at Wilmington’s Roberts Centre on Nov. 28, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at 123 Gano Road. The Wilmington News Journal reports that visitors can see the truck, decorated with thousands of lights, and take free holiday photos.
What’s scheduled—and what isn’t confirmed
Seasonal music is also among the offerings reported for the Wilmington stop. Coca-Cola says activities can vary by location, so features described for the wider Holiday Caravan program should not be taken as confirmation that sampling, merchandise or other activities will be available here.
The Roberts Centre appearance is part of a five-day southwest Ohio tour scheduled for Nov. 25–29, organized by regional bottler Coca-Cola Consolidated, according to the News Journal. The Wilmington stop is one date on that route; the full itinerary is not needed to establish what is planned locally.
A separate Wilmington holiday tradition
The caravan’s illuminated truck also fits a broader local holiday-season theme, though it is a separate event from the city parade. The City of Wilmington describes its annual HomeTown HoliDazzle as a festival and parade featuring lighted vehicles, marching bands and Santa Claus. The city listing does not establish that the parade coincides with the Roberts Centre stop.
A venue with more than event space
The Roberts Centre also includes a hotel and dining facilities. The venue says it has the region’s largest convention center, along with a Holiday Inn and Ralph’s American Grill, according to its website.
Coca-Cola cautions that Holiday Caravan locations and times can change and advises visitors to check its latest schedule before setting out.
