From local artisan markets and festive tree lightings to Broadway productions and classical concertos, and all points in between, St. Paul has it all this holiday season. Find the perfect gift, or just spend quality time with friends and family at any number of happenings this December, many of them low-to-no-cost.
Shop Local
European Christmas Market
November 28 – December 21. Union Depot. Free.
The European Christmas Market returns to Union Depot for four festive Holiday weekends. Visit the largest authentic Christmas Market in Minnesota running through the advent season. The market opens on Friday, November 28 and runs through Sunday, December 21. Visit stpaulchristmasmarket.org for all event details.
47th Annual Holiday Bazaar 2025
December 5-7. Landmark Center. $5.
Holiday décor and live holiday music add festive ambiance to this beautiful, classic venue. Starting Friday, December 5 and running through Sunday, December 7, guests can find beautiful and unique handcrafted gift items by 80 of the area’s finest artists. The Bazaar features quality handcrafted items including, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, décor, woven and wearable art, handmade lotions, soaps and more! Festive music and delicious treats add to the enjoyment of holiday shopping. $5 admission (Cash or Check Only!) | 12 & under free. Friday, December 5: 10am-7pm, Saturday, December 6: 10am-5pm, Sunday, December 7: 10am-5pm. Friday, December 5: Twilight Shopping Special – Enjoy a complimentary refreshment, 4 – 7 pm More information at landmarkcenter.org/holiday-bazaar.
Grand Meander
December 6, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Grand Avenue. Free.
Shop local and meander along Grand Avenue while enjoying holiday treats and entertainment. Special visits from Santa and great deals to complete your holiday gift list. Visit Grand Ave Businesses for Special Sales and Activities: Free Trolley Rides, Caroling, Santa Visits, Holiday Storefront Decor Contest, Golden Ladle Soup Tasting Contest AND MORE! Details at grandave.com/events/grandmeander.
30th Annual Art at Hidden River
December 6, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Highland Park Middle School. Free.
Art at Hidden River is proud to be part of a tradition of shopping local for the holidays. Artists’ Circle is pleased to present this opportunity for the public to purchase art from many of the finest artists from the Twin Cities and surrounding area. Sale of quality work by 80 juried local artists from the upper Midwest who create art and fine crafts. The sale features a wide selection including holiday ornaments, leather and fabric handbags, acrylic and oil paintings, photographs, silver and gold jewelry, woven scarves, art dolls, blown glass, linocut prints, unique hand-dyed silk apparel, hand-carved wood, hand-woven rugs, original cards, ceramic pieces and more. For online info, including list of juried artists: artistscircle.org
Christmas in Germany
December 6-7. Germanic American Institute. $0-$10.
Feel the spirit of the season come alive at the Germanic American Institute’s Christmas in Germany celebration. This cherished holiday tradition returns for another festive weekend filled with twinkling lights, joyful music, and the sights and smells of a German Christmas market right in the heart of St. Paul. To purchase tickets and/or find more information, visit gaimn.org/calendar/christmas-2025.
From Heart to Hands Benefit Arts & Crafts Market
December 6-7, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Minneapolis American Indian Center — Two Rivers Gallery. Free.
Join us for two days of art, creativity, and celebration of local Indigenous artists and makers. The From Heart to Hands Arts & Crafts Market highlights handmade work rooted in culture, tradition, and contemporary expression. Whether you are looking to support local artists, find meaningful gifts, or simply spend time in community, we hope you will join us! This event supports and uplifts Indigenous artists connected to the American Indian Cultural Corridor and the broader community. Your presence and participation directly contribute to sustaining this work. More info at 2riversartgallery.org/events/2025-from-heart-to-hands-market.
Hamms Bear at Skinners
December 9, 6:00-7:00 p.m. Skinner’s Pub and Eatery.
HAMMS BEAR IS BACK! With Merch and Beer! Hang out with Skinner’s and the HAMM’s Bear handing out Hamm’s merch. PLUS $1 Hamm’s Beer during December! CLICK TO RSVP so you don’t miss out!
2025 Holiday Bake Sale
December 13, 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Union Depot. Free
The annual Union Depot Holiday Bake Sale will once again host the top Twin Cities bakeries for a day of cookies, candy and holiday shopping on Saturday, December 13 from 11 AM to 7 PM in the Waiting Room at Union Depot.
This is a FREE event and open to the public! Event activities include: shopping 40+ local bakery and food vendors, musical performances, free tote bag and baking item to the first 300 guests and more.More info at uniondepot.org/event/2025-holiday-bake-sale.
Holiday Gift Market: Made in Tanzania
December 13, 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. 1725 Grand Ave.
Come celebrate and connect. Sample treats, cider, and Tanzanian coffee. Shop for art, jewelry, ornaments, baskets, paintings, Maasai blankets, accessories, Tanzanian coffee, and more! We invite you to contribute to our orchard tree fundraiser, which helps provide nutritious fruit for school meals; donors will have the chance to receive a special gift while supplies last. Enjoy the holidays while supporting an awesome mission. Learn more at projectzawadi.org and follow us on Facebook facebook.com/ProjectZawadi.
Fun for the Whole Family
GLOW Holiday Festival
November 20-January 4. CHS Field. $17.58-$27.47
GLOW Holiday Festival is back! Bring the family to join in on the magic! Stroll through millions of lights and bask in the warmth of the holiday spirit. GLOW will shine bright at CHS Field in downtown St. Paul from Nov. 20-Jan. 4, 2026, on select days. Get tickets and more information at glowholiday.com.
Holidays on the Hill
November 29-January 4. James J Hill House. $0-25
Experience Christmas, 1910—both upstairs and downstairs—in the sumptuous Gilded Age mansion of railroad titan James J. Hill. Admission includes self-guided access to holiday-themed exhibits and a 60-minute guided tour highlighting holiday stories and memories from both the Hill family and their staff. Purchase tickets and more info at mnhs.org/events.
Candlelight Christmas
December 4-January 3. Alexander Ramsey House. $0-$20.
Experience the bluer side of Christmas as we discuss the melancholy feelings that accompany the season. You’ll be guided by candlelight through the decorated 1872 mansion viewing unique holiday artifacts and listening to excerpts from the Ramsey family papers. Admission includes a 45-minute fully guided tour experience that begins in the Carriage House. Purchase tickets and more info at mnhs.org/events.
North Pole Express
December 5-7 & 11-14. Union Depot. $28+.
Children and trains go together during the Holiday Season like colorful lights, brightly iced cookies, festively wrapped gifts, family and friends. Step aboard and experience the magic of the holidays in vintage style as you ride the rails to meet Santa and his cheerful elves. Our excited all-volunteer crew, along with Santa and his helpers, promise to make this a memorable holiday tradition for your whole family. Climb aboard this holiday train into the past, featuring a visit to the North Pole and a special appearance by Santa himself! Buy tickets and more information at 261.com/npe.
History of All Things Christmas at Sibley
December 5, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Sibley Historic Site. $15-$20.
Christmas has a remarkable history—not all of which you may expect! In fact, there were several times in history when Christmas was unpopular and looked very different from the Christmas we celebrate today. As we go through the history of all things Christmas, you may be surprised by where our traditions originate and how they came to be as we know them today. Space is limited, so please pre-register. Tickets and more information can be found at dakotahistory.org/events/1039-dec-5-mendota-after-hours-history-of-christmas.
Children’s Holiday Party
December 5, 7:00 p.m. C.S.P.S. Hall. Free.
Performances by the children and teen dancers, plus Sokol Singers. Special visits from Saint Nicolas, the Angel, and the Devil. Learn more at sokolmn.org/all-events.
Holiday Carolers at The Saint Paul Hotel
December 5 – December 20. The Saint Paul Hotel. Free.
Celebrate the Season with Live Caroling in the Heart of Downtown St. Paul
Step into the timeless charm of The Saint Paul Hotel this December and experience the sounds of the season with live performances from talented local choirs and musicians. Each weekend (listed below), our historic lobby fills with festive melodies, warm holiday spirit, and the glow of twinkling lights — creating a truly magical atmosphere for guests and visitors alike. Join us for complimentary performances and make The Saint Paul Hotel part of your holiday tradition.Learn more at saintpaulhotel.com/events/holiday-carolers-at-the-saint-paul-hotel.
Santa’s Train Shop at the Minnesota Transportation Museum
Weekends Dec 6 – 21. Minnesota Transportation Museum. $0-$25.
All aboard for a holiday adventure your family won’t forget! Join us weekends in December for Santa’s Train Shop, a magical celebration of trains, Christmas, and community spirit. Experience the wonder of the season with festive activities for kids (and kids at heart). For tickets and more info, visit trainride.org/santas-train-shop.
Holiday Tree Lighting & Movie Night
December 6, 5:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Union Depot. Free.
Join Union Depot in-person for the exciting annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration & Movie Night on Saturday, December 6! At 5:00 in the Waiting Room we will reveal the St. Paul Winter Carnival 2026 Button, followed by entertainment and holiday activities. Enjoy a holiday musical performance by The Mistletones, free hot chocolate, photo ops, craft stations and lightup giveaway for kids. At 7:00 PM guests will move outside to the North Plaza for the tree lighting celebration followed by a short but thrilling fireworks display and Holiday sing-a-long. At 7:30 PM warm up inside the Waiting Room with Movie Night featuring the holiday favorite, Elf! Concessions will be available for purchase including popcorn! Learn more at uniondepot.org/event/holiday-tree-lighting-movie-night.
St. Nicholas Eve Tree Lighting
December 6, 5:30 p.m. Waldmann Brewing. Free.
St. Nicholas Eve Tree Lighting is Saturday, December 6th, starting at 5:30pm! Featuring the untamed Krampus, hot mulled Glühwein, a fresh-release Hefeweizen, four flaming fire rings, a monsterous and lavishly decorated Christmas tree, holiday jingles and you and your coolest, ruddy-cheeked friends. The tree lights up at 6pm sharp! More info at waldmannbrewery.com.
Holiday Campus Party + Santa Paws
December 11, 4:45-7:30 p.m. Palace Recreation Center. Free.
Join us as we celebrate Christmas, Hannukah & Kwanzaa with carnival games, crafts, music, food & a visit from Santa. Santa Paws is back! Santa is coming to Palace to take pictures with your 4-legged pets. Come take your own pictures. Please bring your dogs on leashes & cats or others in carriers. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Magical Holiday Experience
December 13, 1:00-3:00 p.m. Highland Park Community Center. Free.
Come join us for a magical Holiday Experience. Come take a picture with Santa, visit the petting zoo, play games, eat lunch, and more. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
CPKC Holiday Train at Union Depot
December 13, 6:45-7:30 p.m. Union Depot. Free.
The CPKC Holiday Train will stop at Union Depot on Saturday, December 13 for a FREE musical performance! CPKC is committed to raising awareness about filling community food shelves with heart-healthy foods. We strongly encourage bringing a non-perishable food or cash donation for a local, charity food shelf partner.The CPKC Holiday Train is North America’s longest rolling food bank fundraiser and since it started in 1999, the program has raised close to $15.8 million and 4.5 million pounds of food. Over the three weeks of the program, musicians will play more than 150 concerts from a boxcar turned into a traveling stage. Everyone’s contributions will directly assist those in need in our community. Learn more at uniondepot.org/event/cpkc-holiday-train-at-union-depot.
Breakfast with Santa
December 14, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Shamrock’s Irish Nook. $9.50-$15.95.
The annual tradition returns – enjoy breakfast and a visit with Santa himself. Call for reservations, 651-228-9925. crshamrocks.com
Sundays at Landmark: Santa’s Workshop
December 14, 1:00-3:00 p.m. Landmark Center. Free.
Come to the beautiful, historic Landmark Center for a festive afternoon the whole family will enjoy! Families are invited to take a free photo with Santa, then stay to explore a variety of fun holiday activities. Kids can make special gifts for loved ones, play games, and even visit with friendly animals for an extra dose of holiday cheer. Learn more at landmarkcenter.org/event/sundays-at-landmark-santas-workshop-7/
Senior Holiday Party
December 16, 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. El Rio Vista. $12.
Seniors are invited to join us for a Holiday Time Luncheon. Get your festive attire on & come have lunch, play some bingo or other games & enjoy each other’s company. Maybe a visit by Santa too! Spread the word! Bring a friend!
Fees $12.00. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Festival of Lights Family Chanukah Event
December 15 & 18, 5:00-6:00 p.m. Capp Center. Free.
Join us for Community Lighting, Chanukah stories, fun crafts, Sufganiyot, Friends, and more! – Hanukkah PJ’s optional. Geared towards 0-8 year olds, we will light the candles, read books specially for Hannukah, have art projects, and eat sufganiyot (fried doughnuts)! RSVPS greatly appreciated, walk ins welcome as well. In partnership with St. Paul Jewish Federation and PJ Library. JCC Membership card or photo ID required. Register and more info at minnesotajcc.org/event/create-celebrate-festival-of-lights-family-chanukah-event.
Parents Night Out – Holiday Rush
December 18, 5:45-8:45 p.m. El RIo Vista. $9-$13.50.
Attention Parents! It’s the holidays. Need some last minute shopping or wrapping gifts time, errands to get done or just time with a special someone or friends without the kids? Drop your kiddos off with us while you go out & do your stuff or just relax. We will entertain them with gym time, games, snack & a movie or craft project. Registration required. Fees: Resident $9.00, Non-Resident $13.50. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Parents Night Out
December 19, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Groveland Recreation Center. $10-$15.
We will offer a variety of staff-led activities in a safe, engaging environment while you get a well-deserved break – they get a night of excitement and connection. Fees: Resident $10.00, Non-Resident $15.00. Registration required. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Family Movie: Miracle on 34th St!
December 19, 6:15 p.m. West 7th Community Center. Free.
Join West 7th Library and Keystone Community Services for our featured movie: Miracle on 34th St.! One Friday night a month we’ll show our favorite movies on the big screen in the gym. Bring your favorite blanket & snacks–and wear your pajamas if you like. Fresh hot popcorn will be served! Learn more at sppl.org/events.
Holiday Tot Time Celebration
December 22, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Linwood Recreation Center. $3-$6.
Calling all little ones! Let’s celebration the holidays with a fun little Tot Time party! Join us for treats, fun crafts, music & playtime in the gym. Registration is required. Fees Resident $3.00, Non-Resident $6.00. Learn more and register at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Bold North Breakaway Fan Fest
December 26-January 5. Rice Park. Free.
Coinciding with the IIHF World Junior Championship hockey tournament, Bold North Breakaway Fan Fest will run Dec. 26 – Jan. 5, bringing Rice Park and the St. Paul RiverCentre to life with hockey, food, music and family fun – all free and open to the public. Outdoor highlights include: Bumper cars ($5 rides), trolley and horse-drawn carriage rides, a skills rink, a New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show and more. Fan fest hours and the complete schedule of events and experiences can be found at WorldJuniorsMN26.com/fanfest.
Tot Time New Years Eve Party
December 30, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Highland Park Community Center. Free.
New Year’s Eve Tot Time Party – Featuring the Teddy Bear Band!
Ring in the New Year early with a special celebration just for little ones! Enjoy lively music and fun with the Teddy Bear Band, followed by a cozy Story Time with our friends from the Highland Park Library. Kids are welcome to wear their pajamas and bring along their favorite teddy bear (we’ll have extras available too!). This playful, family-friendly event is a great way to celebrate together before bedtime. Learn more at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
New Year’s Eve Craft Party with Kidcreate Studio
December 31, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Linwood Recreation Center. $38-$57.
Mom & Dad, you deserve a break from your crazy holiday schedule! Send your young artist to class to make all they will need for a fabulous New Year’s Eve celebration. We will create noisemakers, party poppers, and New Year’s Eve hats. What a fun way to ring in the New Year! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. *Registration required* Fees: Resident $38.00, Non-Resident $57.00. Learn more and register at stpaul.gov/news/winter-special-events-holiday-parties.
Holiday Shows
Rollicking! A Winter Carnival Musical
November 22 – December 21. History Theatre. $63-$78.
A gust of icy wind changes everything! History Theatre proudly announces the cast for the world premiere of ROLLICKING! A WINTER CARNIVAL MUSICAL by Keith Hovis and Rachel Teagle. Plunging headfirst into the magnificent history and myth of the St. Paul Winter Carnival, this spectacular new production is directed by HT Interim Artistic Director, Laura Leffler. Running from November 22 to December 21, 2025. Tickets and information about special events available at www.historytheatre.com.
Circus Juventas Presents: Solstice
December 5-14. Circus Juventas. $25-$35
As the forest creatures prepare for the great winter solstice celebration, a ripple runs through the frosted wood. Jack Frost has gone missing, swept away to the lair of the Summer Sorcerer, who is determined to usher in an age of eternal heat. Only the caretakers of the seasons can free Jack in time to stop the sorcerer and ring in winter. This December, flip, tumble, and careen through glittering woods and snow-dappled clearings on a holiday adventure to save the seasons as Circus Juventas presents the spectacular holiday production “Solstice.” To purchase tickets or more information, visit cjshows.org/Solstice.
Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy: A Celtic Family Christmas
Dec. 5, 7:30 p.m. Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. $34-83
Get ready for an exhilarating night of festive cheer with the Celtic Family Christmas performance, starring powerhouse fiddlers Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy, their family, and their world-class band. Their high-energy performance promises exciting new versions of classic Christmas favorites, sure to get feet stomping, hearts racing, and set spirits ablaze. Tickets and more at ordway.org/events/celtic-family-christmas.
A Prairie Home Companion Christmas
Dec 6 & 7. Fitzgerald Theater. $74-$99
Some people believe the Creator of the Universe sent His Son to Earth in the form of an infant born to a virgin woman and her faithful husband, Joseph. Other people don’t believe this but enjoy being with those who do — and enjoy a party (parties being more fun if there’s a reason and what better than a birth?). Join GK, Heather Masse, Christine DiGiallonardo, the Radio Acting Company, Fred Newman, Sue Scott, Tim Russell, Richard Dworsky and the Guy’s Shoe Band for the Adventures of Guy Noir, Duane & His Mom, the News from Lake Wobegon, A Christmas Carolette, and the audience singing beloved carols. Get tickets at thefitzgeraldtheatre.com.
The String Queens: Our Favorite Things
Dec. 6, 7:30-9:00 p.m. Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. $40-$65.
The dynamic trio return to the Ordway Concert Hall by popular demand with their signature authentic, soulful, and orchestral renditions of holiday classics. Their performance will feature music from their hit holiday album “Our Favorite Things.” Praised for creating uplifting and magical musical experiences that inspire diverse audiences, The String Queens boast an impressive repertoire spanning from the Baroque era to jazz and today’s Billboard hits. Tickets and more info at ordway.org/events/string-queens.
Jesus Christ Superstar
Dec. 9-28. Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. $46.50-$143.50.
You won’t want to miss this mesmerizing new production of the iconic musical phenomenon, Jesus Christ Superstar. Celebrating its 50th Anniversary. Set against the backdrop of the final weeks in the life of Jesus Christ as seen through the eyes of Judas, this rock opera masterpiece by legendary Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award-winning songwriters Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber pays tribute to the historic 1971 Billboard Album of the Year while creating a uniquely fresh and inspiring theatrical world. Tickets and more at ordway.org/events/jesus-christ-superstar.
Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos
December 12-14. Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. $0-$70.
Continuing our annual holiday tradition, the SPCO presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s most cherished set of orchestral works, the Brandenburg Concertos. These masterpieces have stood the test of time since the composer first compiled them in 1721 — 300 years on, the “six concertos for several instruments” have earned a well-deserved reputation as hallmarks of the Baroque era. In our annual December performances of the Brandenburgs, SPCO musicians perform five of the six concertos, their immaculate and unrivaled virtuosity as chamber musicians on full display in performances at the Ordway. Approximate length 1:58. For tickets and more info, visit thespco.org.
Celtic Holiday Hooley
December 12-22. Celtic Junction. Free – $30.
Looking for a holiday show that’s equal parts heartwarming and hilarious? Look no further! The Celtic Holiday Hooley is back, and it’s the perfect blend of Irish charm, festive chaos, and jaw-dropping talent. Expect toe-tapping music, world-class step dancing, and a few surprise guests (Shh…Santa and The Grinch might make an appearance!). Hosted by the ultimate odd couple, Joshua Will and Natalie O’Shea, the Hooley is packed with side-splitting sketches, songs that hit you right in the feels, and Irish dancing that’ll leave you in awe. Come for the dancing, stay for the seriously stunning music, and leave with a heart full of holiday cheer and a belly that aches from laughing. The Celtic Holiday Hooley is festive, fun, and guaranteed to make your season bright! Tickets and more at celticjunction.org/event/celtic-holiday-hooley-2025-2.
It’s a Wonderful Life – A Live Radio Play
December 12 – December 24. The St. Paul Hotel. $120-$150
Join us for the 19th annual performance of this timeless holiday event in downtown Saint Paul. Experience the classic Christmas story as a 1940s-style live radio play, paired with a three-course holiday meal in our elegant ballroom.
For tickets and more information, visit saintpaulhotel.com/events/its-a-wonderful-life-a-live-radio-play.
The Aimee Mann & Ted Leo Christmas Show
December 14, 7 p.m. Fitzgerald Theater. $45-$336
The Current presents The Aimee Mann & Ted Leo Christmas Show with Paul F. Tompkins, Nellie McKay and Josh Gondelman. Tickets and more information at thefitzgeraldtheatre.com.
Minnesota JCC Symphony Orchestra Concert
December 17, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Capp Center. $15.
Celebrate The Winter Season With The Minnesota Jcc Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert – A Joyful Program Sure To Lift Your Spirits! Tickets and more info at minnesotajcc.org/event/minnesota-jcc-symphony-orchestra-concert.
Star of the North Holiday Concert
December 17, 7:30-9:00 p.m. Landmark Center. Free.
Join us for a festive holiday concert at Landmark Center, featuring The Star of the North Concert Band. This non-profit organization, made up of over fifty talented musicians from the Minneapolis and St. Paul communities, has been enriching Minnesota’s musical tradition since 1994. The band provides a platform for local musicians to showcase their skills, grow their talents, and connect with performers from around the world through rehearsals, concerts, and tours. Don’t miss this wonderful celebration of music! This event is free and open to the public. Visit landmarkcenter.org/event/star-of-the-north-concert-band-3 for more information.
Schubert Club Courtroom Concert: Songs of the Season: Carols of Minnesota Composers
December 18, 12:00-1:00 p.m. & 6:00-7:00 p.m. Landmark Center. Free.
Don’t miss this year’s FREE Songs of the Season concerts at Landmark Center! (12 noon and repeated 6pm). Learn more at landmarkcenter.org/event/schubert-club-courtroom-concert-songs-of-the-season-carols-of-minnesota-composers.
Holiday Concerts: Handel’s Messiah
December 18-21. Basilica of St. Mary’s and Ordway Center for Performing Arts. $6-$70.
Celebrate the holidays with one of classical music’s most beloved traditions and join the SPCO for our extremely popular annual performances of George Frideric Handel’s Messiah, this year led by conductor Dinis Sousa as he makes his SPCO debut. The SPCO will be joined by an all-star roster of vocal soloists and renowned Minnesotan vocal ensemble The Singers in a wonderful musical experience for the whole family this holiday season. Approximate length 3:00. For tickets and more info, visit thespco.org.
The Classic Nutcracker
December 19-21. The O’Shaughnessy. $22.75-$49.75.
Ballet Minnesota’s Classic Nutcracker, now in its 37th year, thousands of patrons and newcomers venture out in December to enjoy this “radiant production” presented at The O’Shaughnessy in St Paul, Minnesota. Tickets and more at balletminnesota.org/the-classic-nutcracker.
Family Chanukah Concert
December 21, 3:00-4:30 p.m. Capp Center. $12.
Hanukkah Jam-boree with Louis & Dan and the Invisible Band! Get ready to sing, laugh, and light up the afternoon! Join Louis & Dan and the Invisible Band for a lively, hour-long concert full of clever lyrics, catchy tunes, and lots of audience participation. The award-winning duo—beloved by kids, parents, and even college students—bring their signature mix of humor, heart, and high-energy fun to this special Hanukkah celebration. You’ll hear some of their fan-favorite originals, including their new holiday classic, “How to Say Chanukah,” along with plenty of other smart, silly, and joy-filled songs that’ll have the whole family tapping, clapping, and singing along. Perfect for all ages — come for the music, stay for the laughter and light! Tickets and more at minnesotajcc.org/event/family-chanukah-concert.
Sundays at Landmark: Minnesota Boychoir
January 4, 1:00 & 3:30 p.m. Landmark Center. Free.Members of the Minnesota Boychoir return for their annual Winter Concert — performed twice at 1pm and 3:30pm. These concerts are free and open to the public. Minnesota Boychoir has four core ensembles and several outreach programs and includes over 120 singers ages 6-18, from more than forty communities throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The choir’s vast repertoire includes challenging sacred, classical, secular, folk and contemporary choral music sung in more than 30 languages and dialects. Each season they perform up to 30 concerts in churches, hospitals, schools, retirement homes and convert venues across the globe. More info at landmarkcenter.org/event/sundays-at-landmark-minnesota-boychoir-concert-4.
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