The Indianapolis Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. will host its 26th Annual Breakfast with Santa Sat., Dec. 6, at Embassy Suites in Noblesville.
“We’re incredibly excited to celebrate 26 years of Breakfast with Santa,” said event co-chair Kim Harris. “Each year, we add something new while keeping the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride at the heart of it all. It’s more than breakfast, it’s a celebration of holiday magic, family and love.”
Since 1999, the event has celebrated family, culture and community while creating a Santa experience that reflects African American traditions. This year’s celebration will feature a Black Santa Claus, festive crafts, dancing, and a new Teen Lounge for older youth.
“Our vision for Breakfast with Santa is to create an experience where every member of the family feels included, from our youngest guests to our teens,” shared event co-chair Nichole Wilson. “This year’s new Teen Lounge adds a fresh and exciting twist, giving older children a space to connect, celebrate, and create memories in their own way while still sharing in the spirit of the season.”
Wilson said the Teen Lounge, new this year, will add a space for older children to “connect, celebrate and create memories.”
The event also includes sensory-friendly activities, holiday music and shopping with Black-owned vendors. Families from the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis will attend as special guests.
Organizers say the annual event continues to honor togetherness, inclusivity and joy while giving back to the community. Tickets are open to the public and expected to sell out quickly.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit tinyurl.com/jjindybws26.
