MULTIPLE DAYS
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Voorhees Ballet Theatre Presents The Nutcracker
Dec 6th 7:00pm, Dec 7th 11:00am (Sensory Friendly Performance) & 5:00pm, Dec 8th 2:00pm, Voorhees Middle School Theatre, 1000 Holly Oak Dr. Voorhees
“Join us this holiday season for our annual production of The Nutcracker! All performances are held at the Voorhees Middle School theatre. Tickets can be purchased by visiting vbtnj.com/tickets and are on sale now!! We hope to see you there! And as always, thank you for supporting Voorhees Ballet Theatre”
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All Ages Coat Swap DONATIONS
November 18th – December 7th, Cherry Hill Public Library Lobby, 1100 Kings Hwy North, Cherry Hill
“Why not clean out your closet and donate your gently worn coats and jackets our all ages coat swap? The coat swap itself begins on December 10th 5:00-8:30pm.”
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Small Works and Fine Craft Show and Sale Pop-Up
December 2nd – 14th, 10:00am-4:00pm, Perkins Center for the Arts, 30 Irvin Ave, Collingswood
“Celebrate the season at the Small Works & Fine Craft Pop-up Show, December 14-15, 10am-4pm at Main Gallery Collingswood. Embrace local art, discover diverse mediums, and support talented artists. Mark your calendar for this festive holiday shopping experience!”
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Sherlock Holmes Weekend
November 23 & 24 to January 12, 1048 Washington St. Cape May
“Sherlock faces a difficult decision when a former adversary is accused of a heinous crime. Will our favorite investigative team help to prove them innocent, or determine that they were guilty all along?
The play begins Saturday morning and ends on Sunday with the mystery revealed! Stalk the streets of Cape May in your own search of clues to help fill in the missing pieces while competing for the grand prize: a weekend for two to next year’s performance. Tickets include all performances.”
https://capemaymac.org/experience/special-events/sherlock-holmes-weekend/
Candlelight Shopping, Downtown Haddonfield
Every Friday Night, Nov 29 to Dec 20, Open until 8:00pm, Downtown Haddonfield
“Spend the Winter Holidays in Historic #DowntownHaddonfield, every Friday Night from November 29 – December 20, as the business district transforms into a sparkling wonderland. Downtown merchants will have extended shopping hours; open until 8 PM or later. Plus, Parking is FREE in Downtown from Thanksgiving until New Year’s Eve. Carolers and musicians will fill the night air with classic holiday music every Friday Night during Candlelight Shopping! Mrs. Claus visits Downtown Haddonfield merchants on December 13 & 20. Mrs. Claus can’t wait to take pictures with you and your loved ones – if you can catch her while shopping! New this year! The Indian King Tavern Museum is hosting “Yuletide at the Museum,” a weekly colonial-era holiday event, December 6, 13 & 20. Guests can learn how ancestors observed the holidays during the American Revolution, make/ take historical holiday ornaments, and enjoy refreshments. Reenactors will host a variety of activities such as old-fashioned marionettes, period-piece caroling & more!”
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Holiday in the Park
November 23rd – January 1st, Six Flags Great Adventure, 1 Six Flags Blvd., Jackson Township
“Hit your favorite theme park at night to see it completely decked out in colorful lights and mingle with special guests, Santa and Mrs. Claus. Ride the roller coasters—plenty of smaller ones perfect for your kiddos—and enjoy the street entertainment all over the park. Finish the night with a festive treat, like a cup of hot chocolate, yummy cider, and fried s’mores. Cost: Tickets start at $35”
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Light Show on the Lake
November 22nd – December 23rd, Johnson’s Corner Farm, 133 Church Rd., Medford
“Bundle up your crew and head to Johnson’s Corner Farm’s Discovery Barnyard to sip cocoa and watch the lake light up in this breathtaking display. Be sure to hop on the Christmas “Light Show” Hayride to see more of the farm lit up for the holidays. Cost: $7.95 and up”
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Creamy Acre Farms Night of Lights
November 24th – December 23rd, Select Dates, 448 Lincoln Mill Road, Mullica Hill
“Drive through a dairy farm transformed into a Christmas Wonderland filled with huge light displays, a Musical Dancing Tree light show, and dazzling displays newly expanded with double the lights and scenes this holiday season. There will also be concessions, a country store, and fire pits. Cost: $35 per vehicle”
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Christmas Underwater
November 23rd – December 24th, Adventure Aquarium, 1 Riverside Dr., Camden
“The Philadelphia area’s most unique holiday tradition, Christmas Underwater, is set to return to Adventure Aquarium from November 23 through December 24 (Christmas Eve).
During Christmas Underwater, guests can surf the yuletide and explore a winter waterland filled with holiday d-eel-ights like Scuba Santa, indoor snow flurries, the World’s Tallest Underwater Christmas Tree, and merry more!”
Winter Wonderland Illuminated Walking Trail
November 22nd-December 30th, 5:00pm, Select Dates -- Indian Acres Tree Farm, 111 Tuckerton Road, Medford
“Grab your coats and scarves and stroll through the woods with the fam this holiday season. There will be illuminated boxes with miniature scenes, snowmen and trees, a Fairy Garden, a secret gnome village, and lots of places to stop for a photo op. Cost: Ticket prices vary”
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Old Fashioned Christmas
November 22nd-January 5th, Cape May
“See the seaside town of Cape May transform into a Dickens village just in time for the holidays. Don’t miss free events like the Winter WonderWalk, tours of the Physick Estate, Tree Lighting on November 23, and the Christmas Candlelight House Tours. They also have a Lamplighter Christmas Tour and Santa’s Trolley Tours throughout the season.”
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Holidig Drive-Thru Light Show at Diggerland
November 15 to January 12, Diggerland USA, 100 Pinedge Drive, West Berlin
“Drive-thru America’s only construction theme and water park and enjoy the lights, tunnels, holiday displays, and more. Don’t forget to tune into Diggerland USA’s radio station to get into the holiday spirit. Cost: $36.99”
DiDonato’s Magical Holiday Express
November 16 to December 23, 1151 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton
“Start the holiday season with your crew when you ride a train through millions of Christmas lights and then do a meet and greet with Santa and his elves in his workshop. Don’t miss the Holiday Movie tent, taking a photo with your favorite snowman, and the Toy Market and Walkthrough Holiday Village. Cost: $19.95-$26.95”
Christmas Fantasy with Lights
November 16 to December 30, Storybook Land, 6415 Black Horse Pike (Routes 40/322), Egg Harbor Township
“The magic of Christmas has taken over Storybook Land for one of NJ’s most unforgettable light shows. Santa Claus is ready to wave his magic wand and light the park with over one million lights for the holiday season. Your littles will love seeing the park glow after dark and be thrilled to go on rides and attractions (all open at night) during this magical time. Cost: $37.99 per person if bought in advance, $41.99 per person at the door.”
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Burlington County Parks 48th Annual Juried Art Show
Oct 17 to Jan 4, Smithville Mansion Annex Gallery, Mount Holly
“The most anticipated art show of the year welcomes outstanding artists from Burlington County and beyond to be featured at the Annex Gallery throughout the fall. Year after year, artists who enter this show continue demonstrating their creativity and innovation and highlighting their best works of art. This year, we welcome everyone back into our galleries and are excited to showcase all the spectacular art.”
Ceremonies in Circles
April 4th to December 29th, Wheaton Arts, 1000 Village Drive, Millville
“Experience the vivid roots of West African cultures! Visit the “Ceremonies in Circles” exhibit to explore traditional masks, garments, woodcarvings, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings. Discover messages that connect people to their ancestors and cultural heritage and interpret concerns for land protection and love for one another.
Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. Discover works by renowned artists Ira L. Bond, Melvin Deal, Boubacar Diabete, Moussa Diabete, Maxwell Kofi Donkor, Arthur Driscoll, and Richard Robinson Jr.”
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FRIDAY December 6th
Annual Holiday Studio Sale
10:00am – 4:00pm, WheatonArts, 1501 Glasstown Rd, Millville
“Admission to the sale is free and features discounts of 30% to 70% off original prices on a wide selection of handcrafted ceramic and glass items. The event will feature three sections of unique pottery and glass pieces, the sale includes Resident Potter Terry Plasket and the WheatonArts’ Associate Potters, Samantha Bartlett, Tessa Carlton, Clint Hunter, Amy Reilly, and Phyllis Seidner. They will be showcasing various styles and sizes of functional clay items, such as mugs, teapots, vases, and holiday decor! The glass section will include an assortment of WheatonArts’ seconds and overstocks, along with individual works made by the WheatonArts’ Glass Studio Artists, Patty Clune, Jeremy Hayes, Tiffany Leps, Josh Metzger, and Katey Murphy. The third section is the inspiring Studio Glass creations by popular Vermont-based artists Melanie and David Leppla!
On the last day of the Holiday Studio Sale, Sunday, December 8, come spend the day enjoying free family nature art activities, grab a bite to eat from the food truck, spot Santa walking the WheatonArts grounds, and enjoy “Carols & Cocoa” inside the General Store!”
Woodstown by Candlelight
2:00-9:00pm, Pilesgrove-Woodstown Historical Society, 42 North Main Street, Woodstown
“You can start your Woodstown by Candlelight adventure at the Creekside Inn Pavilion! You will have an opportunity to meet Santa, enjoy heartwarming seasonal food and drink, shop local crafters, and be entertained by live music while at the Pavilion. The parking at Creekside Inn is free. You can take a Jitney scheduled to pick up at Creekside and drop off on ten-minute rotations at (7) different locations throughout Woodstown during the night. Events include historic home tours, live musical performances, live nativity, horse drawn carriage, holiday market and even a Town Crier!
What a wonderful beginning to your holiday celebrations!​​ Proceeds benefit the Pilesgrove-Woodstown Historical Society.
Tickets will be on sale on the night of the tour at (3) locations including:
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Creekside Inn on Rt# 40 and Kresswold Lane;
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Woodstown Central Railroad on South Wilson Street and East Ave;
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Sunoco booth at the corner of North Main and East Ave ( Rt 45 and Rt 40).​​
For the safety of our volunteers, no cash will be accepted at our ticket booths.
Tickets may be pre purchased online or using a credit or debit card the
night of the event.”
https://www.woodstownbycandlelight.org/
TD Bank Tree Lighting & Winter Festival
4:00-9:00pm, TD University, 4140 Church Road, Mount Laurel
“Join TD Bank for the magic of the holiday season at their 35th annual Tree Lighting and Winter Festival on Frida. New location, same great event that will include free photos with Santa, holiday crafts, tasty treats, festive photo ops, DJ, games, prizes and more!”
Woodstown Central’s Candlelight Limited
5:30-6:45pm, Woodstown Central Railroad, 650 Alloway-Woodstown Road, Woodstown
“Celebrate the yuletide season aboard Woodstown Central Railroad’s annual Candlelight Limited! As you embark on this holiday excursion, guests will climb aboard our beautifully restored 1930s train cars. Once aboard, guests will be taken back in time to a more traditional Christmas experience with our plush seats and holiday decorations adorned throughout. As your journey begins, Santa will make his way through the train for a memorable visit with each family. As you travel down the tracks, take in the changing winter landscapes of the forests, farmland, and historic small towns of South Jersey. A brief layover at our South Woodstown Station will allow guests to de-board the train, visit our Gift Shop, enjoy toasty fire pits, take memorable photos around our beautifully decorated property, and children may even mail their letter to Santa Claus inside our station building. On behalf of everyone at Woodstown Central Railroad, we wish you a warm holiday season and a happy new year! Please allow approximately 75 minutes for your train ride. All trains for this event depart Woodstown. Station: 67 East Ave, Woodstown, NJ”
Parade of Lights
6:00pm, Knights Park, Collingswood
“Watch fire engines decked out in twinkling light displays parade through Collingswood’s Knights Park for the annual Parade of Lights Fire Engine Parade. The parade begins at 6:30 pm.”
Boro in Lights
6:00pm, Glassboro Town Square, High Street West, Glassboro
“Get lit in Glassboro when 19,000 lights sparkle on the tree. There will also be photos with Santa, The Grinch, and Buddy the Elf, horse and carriage rides, cookie decorating, live performances, and an Ice Bar for mom and dad.”
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Deck the Dell: A Holiday Movie Night
7:00pm, McLaughlin-Norcross Memorial Dell, Haddon Heights
“Take in a screening of The Muppets Christmas Carol during Haddon Heights’ Movies in the Park, featuring popcorn, bubbles, giveaways and more. The free screening begins at 7 pm.”
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Annual Holiday Studio Sale
7:00-9:00pm, Haddon Twp. Municipal Building, 135 Haddon Ave, Haddon Township
“Santa Claus is coming to town on Friday, December 6th for the annual “Holiday on Haddon” celebration. The “Parade of Lights” sponsored by the Westmont Fire Company No.1 will begin at 7:00 pm and make its way down Haddon Ave. to the municipal building. Decorated fire trucks, bands, floats, holiday characters and, of course, Santa will all be parading their way to the Township tree. The tree lighting ceremony will take place immediately following the parade where all of Santa’s helpers will be encouraged to magically light the tree. Afterwards, families are invited for refreshments at the Westmont Fire Company No. 1 and children will get a chance to sit on Santa’s lap before he returns to the North Pole. There is no rain date for the event. Be sure to bring you camera! The Township will also be collecting unwrapped toys and non-perishable food items for the Annual Holiday Toy Drive that evening.”
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SATURDAY December 8th
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Farmers Market Annual Holiday Market
10:00am – 2:00pm, Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown
“Farmers Market Holiday Market. Fresh local produce. Local Honey & Fresh Eggs. Farm Fresh Meats. Artisan Chocolate & Cheeses. Baked Goods & Prepared Foods. Pickles, Sauces, Jams & Jellies. Handcrafted Art & Seasonal Décor.”
8th Annual Winterfest Market
11:00am-4:00pm, Haddon Square, 51 Haddon Ave, Haddon Township
“Ring in the season with Winterfest on the Square! Join us for a family friendly event and get into the holiday spirit with holiday music, fun activities for the kids, and a special appearance by Santa himself.
Whether you are beginning your holiday gift shopping or browsing for yourself, you are sure to find something wonderful and one-of-a-kind at our outdoor market with unique gifts from area artisans. Enjoy delicious treats and eats from local food vendors, then head to the Beer Garden, where you’ll find seasonal brews and cocktails. PLEASE BE AWARE OF SCAMMERS! Kate and Amanda are the only authorized contacts for this event. Checks are only made out to Haddon Township as payee.”
Family Black Light Paint Party
11:00am-3:00pm, Grounds For Sculpture, 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton
“Paint with the whole family during Grounds For Sculpture’s monthly family open studio. Stop by to contribute to the studio’s collaborative mural with special paints that glow under a black-light bulb. The workshop is free with admission, and participants can walk in anytime between 11 am and 3 pm.”
2nd Annual Hammonton Rotary Winterfest
11:00am-6:00pm, Our Lady Mount Carmel Society, 1 Mount Carmel Lane, Hammonton
“ Free, fun family-friendly holiday event includes a 5,000 SF heated tent with more than 30 crafters, live holiday music from Hammonton High School band and chorus, and horse-drawn carriage rides. Kids will love performers from “Elf, Jr.,” games, Santa photos in his sleigh, s’mores by the fire pit, face painting and craft making. Members of the Northeast Remnant 501st Legion will be there in their authentic costumes. Delicious food, sweet treats and hot chocolate will be available. Admission and parking are free. Bring unwrapped toys or nonperishable food for families in need. Saturday’s event leads up to downtown tree lighting at 6 p.m.”
Luminaries with a Loved One!
1:30-3:00pm, Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown
“Kids! Grab your favorite adult and come to the cozy farmhouse! We’ll get creative and make our own winter luminary while wearing your favorite snuggly PJs (PJs not mandatory). While each of us is creating our own reusable luminary we’ll enjoy hot chocolate and light refreshments. Keep your luminary for yourself or give it as a gift.
Each registration includes one adult and one child between the ages of 5 and 11. An additional child can be added for an additional $20. All supplies are included with the registration fee ($45)”
Meet the Author: Aimee LaBrie
3:00-4:00pm, Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Highway North, Cherry Hill
“Join us for a reading from the award-winning short story collection by Aimee LaBrie, followed by a conversation about fiction writing and a book signing.”
Holiday Tree Lighting
4:00-8:00pm, Camden Waterfront Stadium, 401 North Delaware Avenue, Camden
“Let’s light up the holiday season together at the Camden Waterfront on December 7th from 4PM to 8PM!”
Annual Medford Dickens Festival
4:30-9:00pm, Main Street, Medford
“Once a year, Main Street in Medford, NJ will be transformed into a quaint winter wonderland, featuring holiday festivities galore with an old-time flair. The festival is free and typically attracts more than 10,000 people from Medford and many surrounding communities. Locals never fail to catch up with old friends on the street; there’s something for everyone! This event is hosted by the local business owners that form the Main Street Merchants.”
Albert Music Hall – Bluegrass Holiday Show
5:30-9:00pm, Albert Music Hall, 131 Wells Mill Road. Waretown
“On Saturday, December 7th, join us for a festive celebration, Pinelands style! We’re hosting a special Bluegrass show featuring five terrific bands. Enjoy lively Bluegrass sets with a sprinkle of seasonal classics, all reimagined with that unmistakable Bluegrass flair. It’s a holiday music experience you won’t want to miss! Doors open at 5:30pm, music starts at 6:30pm. The lineup is as follows: Ramapo Valley Ramblers, Church Street Revival, Fish and Whistle, Crab Grass, Elaine and Cimarron Sky Band. Admission is $6, $1 for kids under 12. The venue is cash only. You can enjoy dinner with us! There will be several hot food options including hot dogs and cheeseburgers, plus a wide variety of cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream, and beverages.​​ Stop by our holiday gift booth, where you’ll find music, Hall, and Pinelands-themed items, along with exclusive 50th Anniversary merchandise—perfect for holiday shopping! Our Anniversary Raffle tickets are available in the foyer for $10. The winner will be drawn at the Singin’ with Santa show on December 14th! No need to be present to win. Check back on our website or follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see videos and updates about events as they approach.”
Hospitality Night
6:00-9:00pm, Historic Smithville, 615 E. Moss Mill Rd. Galloway
“The village will be overflowing with hospitable merchants! Each store will have a special event going on from 6-8pm, from music to food tastings. Come out and enjoy the fun! Historic Smithville offers 50 Shoppes, 7 eateries, carousel ride, train ride, paddle boats, on site lodging at the Colonial Inn and over 26 free weekend events!”
Santa’s Silver Sleigh
Times and locations below…
“Hop aboard PATCO’s festive train ride with Santa and his cheerful elves on Saturday, December 7, 2024. Enjoy three special holiday-themed train trips, complete with seasonal music, decor, and holiday cheer!
After the magical ride with Santa, riders can continue the fun by exploring Philadelphia’s holiday highlights. Visit the Christmas Village in Love Park, Winter in Franklin Square, experience the light show and “Christmas Carol” display at Macy’s, or go ice skating at Rothman Rink in Dilworth Park. There’s something for everyone to enjoy!
To travel in style with Santa, be ready to board the Silver Sleigh at special departure times that are in addition to the normal Saturday schedule:
SPECIAL DEPARTURE TIMES:
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Lindenwold: 9:00 a.m., 10:35 a.m. or 12:00 p.m.
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Ashland: 9:02 a.m., 10:37 a.m. or 12:02 p.m.
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Woodcrest: 9:03 a.m., 10:38 a.m. or 12:03 p.m.
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Haddonfield: 9:06 a.m., 10:41 a.m. or 12:06 p.m.
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Westmont: 9:08 a.m., 10:43 a.m. or 12:08 p.m.
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Collingswood: 9:10 a.m., 10:45 a.m. or 12:10 p.m.
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Ferry Avenue: 9:12 a.m., 10:47 a.m. or 12:12 p.m.
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Broadway: 9:16 a.m., 10:51 a.m. or 12:16 p.m.
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City Hall: 9:18 a.m., 10:53 a.m. or 12:18 p.m.
Regular fares apply for all customers aged five and older;
children four and under ride free.
For more information on the event, call (856) 772-6968/6905.”
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SUNDAY December 8th
Holiday Gift Market
9:00am-1:00pm, Congregation Beth El, 8000 Main Street, Voorhees
“A curated collection of spectacular vendors with items for everyone on your holiday list… even your furry friends! Jewelry, decor, hand crafted items & more!”
Collingswood Holiday Bizarre
11:00am, Collingswood Grand Ballroom, 315 White Horse Pike, Collingswood
“Into oddities? Head to this event for an afternoon of local weirdness, 55 artisans and makers, food trucks, a bar, and free tote bags for the first 100 visitors.”
2nd Annual Hammonton Rotary Winterfest
11:00am-4:00pm, Our Lady Mount Carmel Society, 1 Mount Carmel Lane, Hammonton
“ Free, fun family-friendly holiday event includes a 5,000 SF heated tent with more than 30 crafters, live holiday music from Hammonton High School band and chorus, and horse-drawn carriage rides. Kids will love performers from “Elf, Jr.,” games, Santa photos in his sleigh, s’mores by the fire pit, face painting and craft making. Members of the Northeast Remnant 501st Legion will be there in their authentic costumes. Delicious food, sweet treats and hot chocolate will be available. Admission and parking are free. Bring unwrapped toys or nonperishable food for families in need.”
December Vinyasa and Vino
11:00am, Bellview Winery, 150 Atlantic St., Bellview Winery, Landisville
“They say that a glass of red wine every day is healthy for you, but you know what is even healthier? Yoga and then a glass of wine afterwards! Join us for a memorable yoga experience viewing our vineyards followed by a relaxing savasana and of course, wine! Vinyasa and Vino is a monthly yoga program held at the winery starting at 11am. Enjoy a one hour Vinyasa (breath for breath flow) guided by Joy Torres, RYT 500. This class is suitable for all levels and is beginner friendly. After the class ends, choose a wine to enjoy and unwind. Tickets are $25 and include a glass of wine with souvenir glass.
Don’t forget to bring your yoga mat, a bottle of water and a friend to enjoy your wine with! Please arrive by 10:45am to get set up and be ready for practice at 11am. After the class ends, choose a wine to enjoy and unwind. Bring a friend with you to class to be entered in a drawing to win a bottle of wine and a gift! You must be 21 or older to purchase a ticket. All dates are rain or shine. In the event of rain or cold weather, the class will be held indoors within eyesight of the vineyards. Tickets may be purchased the day of the class so long as there are still spots available.”
Christmas at Allaire
11:00am, The Historic Allaire Village, 4263 Atlantic Avenue, Farmingdale
“ See the Village transformed into an enchanting showcase of holiday cheer.
Wander through the Village from the Chapel to Allaire House, amidst the joyful sound of live caroling. Visit with Santa from 1-4 pm in the Visitor Center. All the historic buildings will be open from so you can watch talented craftspeople forge, smith, cook, and carve a multitude of holiday wonders. Participate in an array of Victorian holiday celebrations, fun for all ages, from ornament making to traditional party games. Drop by the General Store or listen to music in the Chapel. Drop your holiday cards off at the Allaire Post Office to have a hand-canceled limited edition holiday postmark affixed. Enjoy a hot drinks and sweet treats prepared in the Village Bakery. All of the historic buildings will be decked in bows and ribbons and trimmed in festive greenery both inside and out. Roaming carolers and storytellers will be near the Enameling Building. See the historic sleds and wagons. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $10 (children 2 and under are free). Advanced purchase is highly recommended.”
Holiday Gift-Making + Pizza Party
12:00-2:30pm, Philly Art Center, 1930 Marlton Pike East, Suite #64 (Executive Mews Complex), Cherry Hill
“Ages 5-12 | $40 per child Pre-registration required Kids make their gifts while you finish your list - with pizza lunch included! This 2.5 hour drop-off event is the perfect time to wrap-up any last minute holiday prep & shopping. Our gift-making workshop features an exciting variety of projects for kids to make for loved ones, including DIY snow globes, wreaths, gift bags, cards, wrapping paper & more! Space is limited - save you spot!
https://phillyartcenter.com/news-and-events/holiday-gift-making-workshop-ch/
Winter Festival
1:00-5:00pm, Croft Farm, 100 Bortons Mill Road (off Brace Road) Cherry Hill
“ Join us for the Cherry Hill Winter Festival on December 8th from 1 - 5 p.m. at Croft Farm! Embrace the magic of the season with a vibrant winter craft fair featuring local artisans and unique handmade goods. Savor delicious offerings from food trucks and warm up with a drink at our beer garden. Experience the artistry of ice carving demonstrations, and enjoy live performances that will delight the whole family. Don't miss the chance to meet beloved winter characters, including Santa himself! With free admission and activities rain or shine, it's the perfect way to celebrate the season. Bring your friends and family for an unforgettable day of winter fun!”
