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The Philly Grinch causes quite the stir at the Conshohocken Winter Market this season!
Every who down in who-ville ran for their presents this holiday season at the Conshohocken Winter Market. He snuck up on families, took his fair share of free samples and even crashed the holiday performance of the Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Band!
Matt Donnelly, of eXp Realty, said, "There's always something going down in Conshohocken. And today, we've got the winter market. And we're sponsoring the grinch. He likes to cause trouble here."
The grinch delighted and scared families, took selfies and generally caused quite the ruckus.
The grinch himself summed it up well. "Kids are scared. Parents love me. Dads think I'm crazy. And it's all about the pictures."
Some children were brave enough to take pictures while other hid behind siblings or their parents legs.
Along with 25 vendors, musical performances and snacks, every who down in Conshohocken had a fun time, even with the grinch who proved its never too late to grow a heart.
"My message to the world is to treat people with kindness!"
So even the grinch succumbed to the holiday spirit. For more information on the market and the happenings in Conshohocken, please visit https://www.morethanthecurve.com.
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