The experience is free and open to the public, but residents do appreciate donations. Residents put on this wholesome display with both donations and their own money. You can drive or walk (highly encouraged) through the weird, unique light displays, including a stuffed animal petting zoo. On 37th Street between Guadalupe and Home Street in Central Austin, a neighborhood comes together to decorate their homes for the holiday season. The family-friendly two-hour production brings a modern take on the traditional story. The ZACH Theatre will be showing an adaptation of A Christmas Carol with all new music. The walking trail aims to highlight the “intersection of art, technology and nature.” Tickets are $20.Ī Christmas Carol at ZACH Theatre, Nov. The "flowers" on display are actually created using solar-powered fiber optics. If you’re looking to take a walk with great scenery, check out the 16 acres of lights at the Arboretum at the Wildflower Center. Tickets start at $40.įield of Light at the Wildflower Center, Sept. COTA will also be giving away trees to some families in need. People can see the displays from their cars or get out and visit the rides and attractions on The Plaza, enjoy some holiday treats and buy a Christmas tree. Peppermint Parkway is a mile-long setup of more than 6 million lights and immersive holiday displays at Circuit of the Americas' racetrack. This year at Mozart's, there's also a silent disco complete with an LED dance floor (tickets are separate from the show).ĬOTA’s Peppermint Parkway, Nov. Tickets are also available for a BYOB cruise with bottomless hot chocolate, where guests can watch the display from Lake Austin. Visitors can grab a table on the coffee shop's deck and watch a colorful light display synced to holiday tracks. There's all that and more at Mozart's annual light show. Warm cookies, creamy hot chocolate and a light show. Local restaurants and food trucks will be set up at the park so visitors can grab a quick bite. News & World Report named Austin’s Trail of Lights one of the best Christmas lights displays in the nation. People can stroll through Zilker Park to view the two million lights covering 90 decorated trees and 70 displays and tunnels. The 58th annual Trail of Lights is returning this month. From light shows and Christmas markets to hot cocoa and ice skating, here are some events to enjoy with friends or family. Look below and visit one to take your holiday spirit to the next level.There are many ways to celebrate the winter holidays in Austin this December. For questions about the event, contact parade coordinator Susan Acuna at you really want to treat the family to something special, make a quick drive to several Christmas light parks right here in Texas. Round up the whole family for this year's parade. Celebration Singers at First Financial Bank.Martinez Honor Choir at Abilene Public Library.Wylie East Intermediate Honor Choir at Minter Park.Ortiz All-Star Singers at The Grace Museum.Ward Wildcat Honor Choir at the Convention Center’s North Steps.Pure Gold at the Center for Contemporary Arts.A Capella Fellas (formerly known as The Memory Men) at Texas Star Trading Co.Thomas Singers at Prosperity State Bank.Abilene Community Band at the Paramount Theatre.Craig Middle School Core Orchestra at the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature.Purcell Jaguar Honor Choir at Minter Park.Mann Concert Boys & Girls at The Grace Museum.Dyess 2nd Grade Choice at the Convention Center’s North Steps.Red Rhythm & Blues at the Center for Contemporary Arts.Clack Cardinal Choir at Abilene Public Library.Look for a variety of songs and performances from area groups and schools all throughout downtown Abilene. It draws around 15,000 people every year. You'll be able to enjoy close to a hundred festive floats along with bands and entertainment.
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