Events to enjoy:

Storytelling with Mrs. Claus - Visitors Center Theater
The First Lady of the North Pole will read classic holiday stories inside the theater throughout the evening.

Ornament Decoration Craft - Joseph Medill Room, Visitors Center
Decorate an ornament (while supplies last, fees apply – cash only)

Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides - South Parking Lot
Horses will take breaks as needed and rides will end promptly at 7 pm even if there is still a line. (Fees apply – cash only)

Photos with Rudolph and Frosty - Get a pic with two of the season’s favorite characters. Watch for them strolling about in the Visitors Center and outside, too!

Live Classical Music - First Division Museum

Community School of the Arts (CSA) at Wheaton College will be performing in the First Division Museum. Vivace, Cello Choir, Viola Choir, Violin Ensemble, and various chamber ensemble students will be featured during the day. CSA, established in 1970, provides excellence in music education through degreed instructors and proven teaching methods. CSA offers a variety of comprehensive music programs for all ages and ability levels.

1:00-2:00: Vivace
2:00-2:30: Violin Ensemble
2:30-3:30: Cello Choir
3:45-4:45: Chamber Ensembles
4:45-5:15: Viola Choir
5:15-7:00: Chamber Ensembles

Holiday History Hike - Visitors Center, 5 pm
Join us as we spread tidings of comfort and joy and rock around the park. We will feature nine amazing songs, six Cantigny stops, four historic stories, and a partridge in a pear tree.

The hike will last about 45 minutes. Be sure to dress for the weather, and festive holiday sweaters, hats, and accessories are highly encouraged! This event is weather dependent and will not run if the temperature is below 30 degrees, or if it’s raining or icy.