Families will get to meet the main man at his grotto on Market Street on Saturday, December 21 to get their last minutes wishes sorted.
The yearly clean-up happened towards the end of last month and is a part of the wider work carried out by the 'Save Our Rivers' campaign.
The Dalton community came together on Sunday for a range of activities across the town to kickstart December in style.
As part of Lancashire Day, the Lancastrian Awards were announced last week, with the festival commended for making a difference in the community.
Thanks to Westmorland and Furness Council, shoppers will be able to take advantage of free parking at over 40 sites in the festive season.
The Old Grammar Country House will now be managed by Lauren and Greg Foggo as a luxury hotel and wedding venue.
Taking place at Urswick Recreation Hall, the night of bingo will raise money for Duddon and Furness MRT as they look for a new base.
The free service will be running between 10am and 4pm on Saturday and Sunday, with stop-offs at the Town Hall and Dalton Road.
Throughout January, people are being encouraged to take on various challenges whilst 'brightening' their community's start to the new year.
The attraction in Grange-over-Sands will be hosting a Christmas grotto across two weekends in December.
