The holidays are a special time of year for just about everyone and Amarillo , Texas residents really know how to do it up right. Amarillo features a variety of events around the holidays for everyone to enjoy. This time of year every family can find events to fill their free time.
Amarillo really goes all out. Bring your kids to have breakfast with Santa, or take your loved one on a romantic evening stroll around the community listening to Christmas hymns.
Some great events you can enjoy this holiday season are:
· Holiday in the City Parade - This is one of Amarillo 's most exciting holiday events of the year. The parade is filled with floats that are decorated with lights, garland and everything else you can imagine. The parade starts in downtown Amarillo and ends at the Amarillo Civic Center . Amarillo 's Christmas tree will be lit at 7:00 pm.
· Panhandle Plains Historical Museum Holiday Open House - This museum provides any and every type of holiday entertainment you can imagine, from musical entertainment to storytelling and much more. This is a free event for everyone.
· A Christmas Carol - The Amarillo Little Theater is the perfect place for the whole family to enjoy this classical performance. It's sure to be a festive way to celebrate the holidays in Amarillo .
· Annual Bishop Hill Light Tour - This is one of Amarillo 's best events. You will find some of the most breathtaking and elaborate Christmas lights in Amarillo . You will ooh and ahh the entire time.
· The Nutcracker - This is a world renowned performance that is sure to evoke the spirit of Christmas in everyone. Tickets begin at $15.
· Breakfast with Santa - An Amarillo tradition is to have breakfast with Santa at the Don Harrington Discovery Center . Kids of all ages can enjoy visiting the North Pole Village and meet Santa. They get to eat breakfast with Santa and his elves and participate in crafts and games.
I'm guessing you can see for yourself just how much Amarillo offers it residents. There is truly an activity for everyone, unless you're an old scrooge. The only problem you will have is choosing which ones to attend. So bring the family out and start your own holiday traditions. There's no better time than Christmas to make new memories.
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