Christmas Comes Early At Bass Pro

Sunday, November 9th 2008, 9:37 pm

By: News On 6

News On 6

BROKEN ARROW, OK -- Christmas came a little early at the Bass Pro Shop on Sunday. There was caroling, hot chocolate and cookies, and of course a visit from Santa.

With the help of a little magic from ol' Saint Nick, the store lit up on the outside and transformed into a winter wonderland on the inside.

Kids lined up for a chance to meet Santa and have their picture taken. Of course, Bass Pro has a lot of other events planned through Christmas.

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