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You know it’s Christmas time in Portland, Oregon when the Christmas Ships sail on the Willamette and Columbia Rivers. For close to 60 years, privately owned vessels have paraded on the rivers, stopping to circle and wow onlookers gathered on bridges, shorelines and riverside restaurants.
Santa Fe in Spanish means “holy faith,” and so it is fitting that Santa Fe is a true Christmas destination. Santa Fe, at Christmas, has all the magic, the lights and the joy that one unfamiliar with New Mexico would look for at a theme park, or commercial Christmas display. But Santa Fe is real. The Christmas celebrations are rooted in faith, history and culture. What you will experience in Santa Fe at Christmas is beautiful, authentic and spiritual. Here are some tips on how to enjoy Christmas in Santa Fe.
Choose 1 of these 5 favorite Branson holiday events when you need a little Christmas. Or pack them all in this weekend for quite the jolly holiday.
Get a One-Day Admission Ticket for ONLY $30 (plus tax) when you purchase online! I can’t recommend a better family Christmas experience in the midwest. Everything in Silver Dollar City is merry and bright. There’s not a more festive place anywhere.
These five big family Christmas celebrations in Branson are some of my favorites. Each is fresh and fun. All five are worth a repeat performance if you’ve celebrated Christmas in the Ozarks before.
Start your own family traditions with these annual Springfield events. Christmas Kringle, parades, free ice skating, and the Festival of Lights.
