200+ Best Atlanta Holiday Christmas Events & Things to Do 2026
Atlanta has so many things to do during the holidays, from festive shows to Holiday Christmas events and Santa appearances. Check out our lists of Best Christmas Light and Tree Displays, Places to Meet Santa Around Atlanta, Best Ice Skating Rinks Around Atlanta, Best Things to Do for Hanukkah Fun in Atlanta, Cut Your Own Christmas Tree Farms, Favorite Holiday Craft Shows and Markets, Nutcracker Performances and Holiday Events Beyond Atlanta. These holiday attractions and events are fun for the whole family.
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A Forest of Holiday Trees
Kick off the holiday season at Georgia Festival of Trees, a beloved annual family tradition with a larger purpose: to end human trafficking. The event features a dazzling display of custom Christmas trees, a silent auction, live music and entertainment, the Pink Pig™ Trackless Train, kids’ activities and games, boutique gift shopping and more. From photos with Santa and cookie decorating to an interactive Penny the Pink Pig™ scavenger hunt, there’s something for every family member. Enjoy the festivities between Nov. 21-29 (closed Nov. 25-26)!
A New Way to Holiday
Get ready, Atlanta. The holidays are about to get a whole lot more wonderful. Experience an all-new way to holiday with WinterTide at Georgia Aquarium. Watch Scuba Santa make a splash, enjoy holiday-themed animal presentations and explore the all-new Santa’s North Pole Village, with live music and surprises around every corner. With shimmering lights and unforgettable moments alongside your favorite marine life, it’s a holiday celebration unlike any other. Make WinterTide part of your family’s holiday traditions, November 13-January 2, only at Georgia Aquarium.
Light Up Your Imagination
Atlanta’s beloved festive event, IllumiNights at the Zoo, returns bigger and brighter than ever! Whether you’re making memories with family, looking to impress on a date night or enjoying a night out with friends, make plans now to enjoy a mile-long stroll among hundreds of handcrafted lanterns celebrating the splendor of the natural world. Keep your winter wonderland festive with hot cocoa and cider, a marshmallow roast and more. IllumiNights is presented by Georgia Power, with additional support from Beacon Sponsor Huntington Bank. Tickets are on sale now. November 21-January 17.
A Holiday Classic Returns to the Stage
It wouldn’t be the holiday season in Atlanta without Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer™ at the Center for Puppetry Arts! This puppet adaptation of the stop-motion animated special follows Rudolph and Hermey the Elf, two misfits on the run. The unlikely friends set off on a heartwarming adventure of acceptance and self-discovery, featuring classic songs you’ll be singing all the way home. All-Inclusive tickets include the performance, the Create-a-Puppet Workshop, and admission to the museum galleries. Don’t miss Santa and Rudolph from the original Rankin/Bass special in the “Frame by Frame: The Art of Stop Motion” special exhibition! Tickets are available now.
Where Wonder Comes Alive
At JOIE, Atlanta’s newest immersive holiday experience, the historic mansion at Callanwolde becomes a five-act holiday world of aerialists, dancers, musicians and puppet characters, all under one roof. On the JOIE Mainstage, step into a multi-act theatrical spectacle where music, movement and storytelling come to life with Broadway-level vocalists, Cirque du Soleil veterans and world-class dancers. Outside, wander through the Winter Wonderland Light Forest, an illuminated outdoor wonderland where Luminary Faeries and living landscape acrobats bring the grounds to life. This pan-holiday experience is unlike any other! December 5-January 3; tickets are on sale now.
Experience Winter Magic
Celebrate the season at Winter WonderLights, the State Botanical Garden of Georgia’s winter light show presented by the UGA Office of the President. Stroll a half-mile trail along Jingle Bell Lane, into the Northern Lights and through a Cone Tree Forest, among other dazzling features. Along the way, visitors can purchase hot chocolate, cold refreshments or marshmallows for roasting s’mores over an open fire. Voted “Best Local Event” in Athens five years in a row, Winter WonderLights is the best value for holiday fun in Georgia. Select nights from November 19- December 30; tickets are selling quickly!
Downtown Holiday Charm
Historic Downtown Acworth is ready to charm, cheer and delight with holiday spirit all season long! Santa has marked his calendar and checked it twice, so make plans to bring the little ones as he visits Acworth on Saturday, December 5 to celebrate Christmas in Acworth at the Depot History Center. Bring your camera to capture priceless family memories with Jolly Ol’ St. Nick at this annual Acworth tradition before sneaking in some downtown holiday shopping and a delicious lunch or dinner at one of the award-winning restaurants!
Magical Moments, All Season Long
Celebrate the season with HoliDAYS In Norcross, November 14-December 28, with free holiday activities and family fun all season long! Support local shops during the Historic Norcross Holiday Open House. Sip cocoa and enjoy live music at the Holiday Celebration, sing along with Victorian carolers at the Historic Norcross Christmas Village and take a magical carriage ride. Little ones can share their holiday wishes during Santa Visits Downtown, while families can admire the Holiday Quilt Exhibit and cozy up for Movie Monday, featuring classic holiday movies! There’s something for everyone to enjoy – gather your little elves, make some memories and add magic to your holiday season!
Make Treasured Family Memories
Make Lanier Islands Resort part of your family’s holiday tradition, with more lights and more magic than ever before. This year, Magical Nights of Lights shines even brighter with even more dazzling displays along the drive. Then, keep the magic going at Holiday Headquarters inside Game Changer, home to Clark’s Holiday Pop-Up Bar and a weekend Holiday Market. Make a getaway of it with overnight packages featuring Breakfast with Santa and magical Elf Tuck-Ins with cookies, a holiday story and keepsake. From millions of twinkling lights to unforgettable moments with Santa and his elves, it’s a must-do Christmas experience families will treasure year after year.
A Delightful Holiday Tradition
Celebrate the holidays with Roswell Dance Theatre at their annual production of The Nutcracker. Become enthralled by the stirring music, gorgeous dancing, stunning costuming and sets, and imagine yourself in the magical story of Clara and her handsome Nutcracker Prince. For more than 35 years, Roswell Dance Theatre’s iconic presentation has been a North Atlanta holiday staple, delighting children and adults alike! The two-week run offers matinee and evening performances, plus meet-and-greet events with lead characters! Join them for this timeless holiday tradition at City Springs’ Byers Theatre from November 27-December 6.
Skate Into Holiday Fun
Whether you glide gracefully or bumble and tumble, the holidays are always more fun at Skate City Springs! Skate to holiday music, warm up with hot cocoa and make memories on a real ice rink, November 13-January 18! Get decked out for weekly themed nights such as Fright Night, K-Pop Vibe, Pajama Party, Ugly Sweater Night, Intergalactic Skate Party and 80s Night. Don’t worry if you aren’t an expert – free Skate Helpers are here to provide balance and support. Purchase a timed session online, arrive 10-15 minutes early, and bundle up to enjoy your time on the ice!
A Season of Celebration
There’s no place like Alpharetta for the holidays! Kick off the season with the annual Season of Celebration Tree Lighting on November 21. A 50-foot-tall tree will be lit, surrounded by live music, snow flurries, marshmallow roasting, sing-alongs and more! To top it all off, Santa and friends will make a guest appearance to spread the cheer! But the merriment doesn’t stop there – Lights on the Loop, Alpharetta’s premier holiday event, returns December 4-January 4, transforming a mile of the Alpha Loop into a festive illuminated walk. Enjoy live performances from the Alpharetta Symphony Orchestra (December 4-5), and Llamas on the Loop (December 18-19).
A Flurry of Outdoor Fun
License to Chill Snow Island returns Friday, November 20, transforming Margaritaville at Lanier Islands into a winter wonderland. So get ready to trade in your flip-flops for snow boots! Take on the thrills of snow tubing, lace up your ice skates, play in the snow, enjoy carnival rides, warm up by the fire and make unforgettable memories. As the day winds down, immerse yourself in the magic of the holiday season at the Magical Nights of Lights , where one million twinkling lights will mesmerize the whole family and fill you with holiday cheer.
A Treasured Tradition Returns
The Alliance Theatre’s beloved production of A Christmas Carol returns to The Coca-Cola Stage with its stunning adaptation, featuring a magical set design and striking costumes. Audiences will be transported to the streets of London for the timeless redemption story of Ebenezer Scrooge, told with beautiful live music and an all-star cast. Join the Alliance Theatre for one of Atlanta’s most treasured holiday traditions.
Ballets and Shows
Elf The Musical JR. at The Art Place. Top Hat Theatrics performs this holiday tale as a musical. Nov. 5-8.
It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play at Strand Theatre. Presented as a live 1940s radio broadcast, experience this Christmas classic in a new way. Nov. 6-22.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Center for Puppetry Arts. This faithful adaptation of the 1964 stop-motion animated special follows Rudolph and Hermey, two misfits on the run. Nov. 11-Dec. 27.
Million Dollar Quartet Christmas at Legacy Theatre. Celebrate the holidays with Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley. Nov. 13-Dec. 20.
Star of Wonder at Gas South Theater. The Buford School of Ballet presents this holiday-themed show. Nov. 19-22.
Christmas Canteen at Aurora Theatre. This festive revue sparkles with joyful music, lively dance numbers and laugh-out-loud comedy. Nov. 19-Dec. 23.
The Last Gift at CRCA Black Box Theater. Set around the Christmas holidays, enjoy this heartwarming tale about the magic a young child brings to a crotchety old man. Nov. 20-22.
Gift of the Magi 2.0 at Marietta New Theatre in the Square. Jim and Della go to great lengths to buy Christmas presents for each other. Nov. 20-Dec. 6.
A Magical Cirque Christmas at Byers Theatre. Watch festive charm and dazzling cirque artistry with world-class performers at this show. Nov. 21.
The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley at OnStage Atlanta. Celebrate Christmas with this Austen-inspired play. Nov. 27-Dec. 20.
‘Twas the Night Before…at Fox Theatre. View this Christmas-themed Cirque du Soleil show. Dec. 2-13.
Trouble in Toyland at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. How will Christmas be saved in this puppet comedy? Dec. 4.
Jack & The Beanstalk at Winter Theatre. This holiday panto reimagines the tale of Jack and his magical find. Dec. 4-12.
Holiday Science Show at Aurora Theatre. Test holiday science with Big Thinkers’ Science Exploration. Dec. 5.
Roswell Dance Starz: The Roswell City Spectacular at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. This show is inspired by the Radio City Rockettes. Dec. 5.
The Winter Wonderettes at Stage Door Theatre. The Wonderettes must save the holiday party. Dec. 5-20.
Joie at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Enjoy a live performance with dance, music and puppetry, and walk the outdoor Winter Wonderland Light Forest for more fun. Dec. 5-Jan. 3.
A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live On Stage at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Watch Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the Peanuts gang together live on stage. Dec. 9.
Y’allmark. This improvised show provides a spin on made-for-TV holiday movies. Dec. 10-27.
A Christmas Tradition at Strand Theatre. This holiday revue features costumed singers and dancers performing traditional and funky Christmas favorites. Dec. 11-21.
The Holiday Magic Extravaganza at Aurora Theatre. This holly jolly show is filled with magic and wonder. Dec. 12.
Invasion: Christmas Carol at Dad’s Garage. This hilarious twist on the classic story features a new, unexpected invader every night, giving Scrooge’s past, present and future different outcomes each showing. Dec. 12, 19 and 27.
Holiday Punch at Lionheart Theatre. Experience the joy of the holidays with short plays. Dec. 17-20.
Motown Christmas. This cabaret-style show features Motown Christmas hits. Dec. 17-22.
Holiday Juggling Show. Watch performer Ron Anglin juggle holiday mementos from global cultures past and present. Dec. 19 and 21.
Music and Concerts
Mannheim Steamroller Christmas at Fox Theatre. Listen to Christmas classics performed with the distinctive Mannheim sound. Nov. 14.
A Little Peace of the Holidays at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. Start the season off with timeless holiday classics, jazzy twists and entertaining holiday-adjacent tunes. Nov. 22.
Emmanuel Cantata at Gas South Theater. Celebrate with music that uplifts and inspires. Nov. 24.
for KING + COUNTRY’s A Drummer Boy Christmas at Gas South Arena. Celebrate the spirit and sounds of the season with this concert. Nov. 27.
Love Actually: Live in Concert at Cobb Energy Centre. Watch this holiday tale as a live orchestra performs the score. Nov. 27.
An Alpharetta Holiday at Innovation Academy Auditorium. The Alpharetta Symphony will perform some of your favorite holiday music. Nov. 28.
Elf in Concert at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Celebrate with Buddy the Elf and the live accompanying performance with this movie. Nov. 28-29.
A Holiday Evening with Marley Jayne & Friends. This holiday concert features two different types of music. Dec. 4.
A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at Glenn Memorial Auditorium. This candlelit choral concert heralds the Christmas season with the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus. Dec. 4-5.
Holiday Pops at The Innovation Academy. Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra will play seasonal favorites to celebrate the holidays. Dec. 5.
Georgia Symphony Orchestra Presents Holiday Pops at Marietta Performing Arts Center. Sing along to holiday favorites, and a special guest in a red suit may appear! Dec. 5-6.
Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra and Chorus’s Holiday Pops at Lawrenceville Arts Center. Celebrate with holiday favorites, carols and sing-alongs. Dec. 5-6.
Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Holiday Concert at Clayton State University. This children’s choir joyfully welcomes the holiday season featuring sing-a-longs. Dec. 5-6.
Family Concert: Winter Wonderland at Atlanta Symphony Hall. The Orchestra performs a concert filled with classical cheer celebrating holiday traditions and sing along to your favorite songs. Dec. 6.
Annual Holiday Gala at Rialto Center for the Arts. Presented by Georgia State University School of Music, this concert brings together talented student and faculty performers in a joyful holiday celebration. Dec. 6.
Sail On Christmas Concert at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. Celebrate with this Beach Boys tribute show. Dec. 6.
Nashville Noel. These concerts feature holiday cheer mixed with country music. Dec. 10-12.
Christmas with the ASO at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Join the Orchestra and Chorus for Christmas carols and hymns. Dec. 10 and 12-13.
Candlelight Christmas. These concerts will feature holiday music. Dec. 10, 13 and 17-18.
Christmas with Atlanta Master Chorale at Schwartz Center for Performing Arts. Enjoy music of joy, peace, light and love. Dec. 11-12.
TT Mahony & Jeffery Butzer Perform A Charlie Brown Christmas at Red Clay Music Foundry. Listen to Vince Guaraldi’s classic, as well as other holiday hits. Dec. 12.
Joe Alterman’s Toast & Jam Holiday Jazz Brunch at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center. Enjoy a holiday jazz show with light bites and lively conversation. Dec. 13.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Ghosts of Christmas Eve at Gas South Arena. Rock out this holiday season with the best of TSO. Dec. 13.
Santa’s Favorite Chamber Music at Michael C. Carlos Museum’s Ackerman Hall. Help welcome Old Saint Nick as he shares some of his favorite classical music pieces and leads a holiday sing-a-long. Dec. 13.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Showcase at Gas South District. Enjoy holiday music performed by the orchestra. Dec. 16.
Handel’s Messiah at Atlanta Symphony Hall. This special performance will feature the Orchestra and the Chamber Chorus with Handel’s celebrated “Messiah.” Dec. 17.
Celtic Angels Christmas at Sylvia Beard Theatre. Enjoy vocal and instrumental holiday favorites, along with Irish songs. Dec. 18.
Christmas with the Georgia Boy Choir at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. Hear the Georgia Boy Choir perform carols, classics and holiday favorites. Dec. 18-19.
Atlanta Vocal Project’s Ringin’ in the Holidays at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. This a cappella performance shows off the spirit of the holidays. Dec. 19.
Celtic Woman with the ASO at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Celebrate the holidays with this singing sensation. Dec. 19-20.
Joe Gransden’s Have Yourself a Jazzy Little Christmas at Roswell Cultural Arts Center. Swing into the holidays with these sparkling arrangements of holiday classics. Dec. 20.
Leslie Odom, Jr.: The Christmas Tour at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Listen to music as performed by this Tony and Grammy-Award winning artist. Dec. 21-22.
Straight No Chaser: Making Spirits Bright at Fox Theatre. Listen to the Christmas music of this a cappella group. Dec. 22.
Strand Ole Opry: A Country Christmas Holiday at Strand Theatre. A bluegrass concert of holiday music featuring merry singers and traditional southern storytellers. Dec. 23.
Sounds of the Season at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Listen to this holiday performance from the ASO. Dec. 23.
A Sage Christmas Musical Revue at Marietta’s Theatre in the Square. This heartwarming show features a mix of everyone’s favorite holiday tunes from the classics to today’s hits. Dec. 26-30.
Bah, Humbug!
A Christmas Carol at Alliance Theatre. This dazzling adaptation follows Ebenezer Scrooge on a transformative journey. Nov. 14-Dec. 27.
A Christmas Carol the Musical at Woodstock Arts. Celebrate the holidays with this Dickens classic where a miser learns the error of his ways. Dec. 4-24.
Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol at Shakespeare Tavern. On a fateful Christmas Eve, Scrooge will learn the meaning of Christmas spirit with song and holiday cheer. Dec. 5-23.
A Christmas Carol: A One Man OSA Special Event at OnStage Atlanta. This traditional tale of Mr. Scrooge is presented as a one-man show. Dec. 10-20.
A Christmas Carol Reimagined at Gas South District. This play recounts the story of miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who is visited by ghosts. Dec. 22-23.
Spend Time with The Grinch
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical at Gas South Theater. Inspired by Dr. Seuss’ original illustrations, watch this story come to life. Nov. 8.
A Very Grinchy Christmas at Lawrenceville Arts Center. Inspired by Dr. Seuss’ story, watch this tale as a ballet. Nov. 20-22.
The Movie Series Presented by Xfinity at The Battery Atlanta. Watch “The Grinch” for an outdoor movie night. Nov. 28.
Grinch on The Green at Phipps Plaza. Stop by to snap a photo with the mischievous Grinch. Dec. 3.
Goat Yoga with The Grinch at Double Durango Farm. Practice yoga with The Grinch and cute goats dressed in holiday sweaters. Dec. 12.
Swim with the Grinch at Harry Johnston Aquatic Center. Help decorate the in-water holiday tree, play pool games, create art, and take photos with the Grinch. Dec. 13.
Festive Fun
Stone Mountain Christmas at Stone Mountain Park. Enjoy holiday magic with dazzling lights, festive music, shows and more. Nov. 7-Jan. 3.
Magical Flight to the North Pole at Stone Mountain Park. Go on an adventure to Santa’s enchanting world. Nov. 7-Jan. 3.
Festive Features at Center for Puppetry Arts. Explore this joyful holiday showcase of puppetry and nostalgia. Nov. 11-Dec. 27.
WinterTide at Georgia Aquarium. Stroll through a shimmering winter waterland with cheerful music, special animal presentations and Santa’s Village. Nov. 13-Jan. 2.
Family Holiday Ornament Making at Booth Museum. Make ornaments, listen to holiday music, and enjoy cookies and hot cocoa. Nov. 14.
Holiday Model Trains at Atlanta Botanical Garden. This holiday-themed display features tons of miniature trains and scenes. Nov. 14-Jan. 10.
Movies at The Strand at Strand Theatre. Watch holiday classics with this series, and visit early for a pre-show organ concert. Nov. 17-19, 24-25 and 29 and Dec. 15 and 22.
Georgia Festival of Trees at Gas South Convention Center. See gorgeously decorated trees, visit with Santa, decorate cookies, ride The Pink Pig and more. Nov. 21-29.
Winter Wonderland: Celebrations & Traditions Around the World at Fernbank Museum. See the traditions and crafts used by other cultures to celebrate the season. Nov. 21-Jan. 10.
Snow Days at Children’s Museum of Atlanta. Explore the winter season with hands-on activities, including snowball fights, skating at Sockefeller Plaza and more. Dec. 3-30.
Holiday Spirit at Oakland Cemetery. Shop the holiday market, take photos with Santa, listen to live music and more. Dec. 4-5.
Winter Fest at Atlanta History Center. Bask in holiday spirit with this winter celebration featuring seasonal activities for all ages. Dec. 5.
Merry & Bright River Night at Bethesda Park Aquatic Center. Float through a beautifully lit lazy river, and enjoy refreshments, crafts and photos with Santa. Dec. 11.
The Nativity
Black Nativity: A Gospel Christmas Musical Experience at Ferst Center for the Arts. See the journey of Mary and Joseph as they travel to Bethlehem set to a repertoire of old-fashioned spirituals. Dec. 3-20.
Bethlehem Walk at Mountain View Church. Walk through the streets of Bethlehem to haggle with shopkeepers, sign the census, sample hot cider, and find God’s most precious gift. Dec. 5-7.
Walk Through Bethlehem at Simpsonwood Park. Explore the way of life in historic Bethlehem with activities. Dec. 11-13.
The Arrival: A Christmas Experience at Gas South District. Go on a journey to Bethlehem with this theatrical performance. Dec. 12.
Kids Christmas Pageant at Trinity. Listen to the story of Jesus’ birth as told by kids. Dec. 12.
Historical Holidays
Merry Might Mo and More at Fox Theatre. Celebrate the venue’s historical 1929 opening with festivities and a sock drive. Nov. 29.
Christmas Traditions Tour at Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site. Take a guided tour to learn about the history of Christmas traditions from tree decorating to singing carols. Dec. 3-13.
Victorian Christmas at Hardman Farm Historic Site. See the mansion dressed in period holiday décor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from the 1870s. Dec. 4-5, 11-12 and 18-19.
Christmas at the Cabin at Pickett’s Mill Battlefield Historic Site. Join in the 1800s holiday spirit with crafts, games, decorating activities and Santa. Dec. 12.
Beyond Atlanta
Also, check out these Top Holiday Events Beyond Atlanta.
Lights of Oconee at Oconee Veterans Park. Walk a trail to see more than 1 million lights. Nov. 2-Jan. 5.
The Polar Express at Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. Go on a magical recreation of the holiday story for a trip to the North Pole. Nov. 6-Jan. 3.
North Pole Limited at Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. Enjoy this Christmas train tradition with cocoa, cookies, storytelling and Santa. Nov. 13-Dec. 23.
Enchanted Garden of Lights at Rock City. Step into a nighttime winter wonderland with millions of lights. Nov. 13-Dec. 31.
Fantasy in Lights at Callaway Gardens. Explore the seven-mile light show, Christmas Village, 40-foot Tree of Traditions Pixel Pine and more. Nov. 13-Jan. 3.
Celebrate the Holidays Parade & Festival at Historic Downtown Braselton. Enjoy a vibrant holiday atmosphere with a parade, festivities and a marketplace. Nov. 21.
Mountain Country Christmas in Lights at Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds. Enjoy a spectacular light show with Christmas music, arts, crafts, photo opportunities and more. Nov. 26-Dec. 31.
Festive Holiday Train with Santa at Blue Ridge Railway. Go on a themed one- or four-hour train trip with Santa, hot chocolate and more. Nov. 27-Dec. 24.
Macon Christmas Light Extravaganza in Downtown Macon. Experience tons of lights moving in time to music performed by Macon Pops. Nov. 27-Jan. 3.
Snowland at Great Wolf Lodge. This holiday celebration is an immersive winter wonderland with pretty snow globes, crafts, visits with Santa, a Frosty Fest Family Dance Party and more. Nov. 29-Dec. 23.
Winter Wonderland at Pine Mountain Gold Museum. Travel the mile-long track for lights, take a photo with Santa, make gourmet s’mores and more. Dec. 2-23.
Snowman Spectacular at Calhoun Recreation Department. Stroll down the path to admire the dazzling display of snowmen and vote for your favorite. Dec. 4-13.
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Holiday Bricktacular at LEGO Discovery Center. Make a LEGO Ornament, create a gingerbread house to place in MINILAND, see iconic Atlanta landmarks in wintry LEGO city streets, meet the LEGO Holiday Character and more.
Madeline’s Christmas at Horizon Theatre. When Madeline and her friends come down with the flu, they all wonder how Christmas will be celebrated. But with the arrival of a mysterious stranger, they get a holiday adventure beyond their wildest dreams!
Holiday Movies On The Square at Colony Square. Relax in one of the magical Winter Squares to enjoy a classic holiday film.
Winter FairyTale Village at North Point Mall. Meet live characters, stroll through the Winter Wonderland and more as a magical story unfolds around you.
A Christmas Carol at The Art Place. This classic tale is filled with warmth, humor and heart for families.
Chevy Holiday Magic at Piedmont Park. Watch a festive drone light show, and enjoy seasonal activities.
Journey to Bethlehem at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. This unique outdoor production features historic figures, a market, hot chocolate, a game area and more for exploring the true meaning of Christmas.
How Far to Bethlehem Live Nativity at Lithia Springs Methodist Church. This drive-thru nativity scene features live actors, beautiful sets and scenes reflecting the wonder of the holy night.
A Christmas Carol at Aurora Theatre. This classic tale is told as a one-man play.
A Walk to Bethlehem at Dunwoody Baptist Church. This event features a nativity, a petting zoo, s’mores, hot cocoa and more.
