Seasonal & Holidays
Upcoming Christmas Events From Arlington Public Library, Parks & Rec
Including "Breakfast With Santa," the "Holiday Lights Parade" and the "Mayor's Holiday Pajama Storytime."

Posted on Friday, December 6, 2019
Whether you're shopping for the perfect gift or waiting to snap a picture with Santa, Arlington Parks & Recreation and Arlington Public Library have a Christmas event for you.
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Start planning now, and get ready to experience the magic of the season.
Breakfast with Santa
Santa is arriving a few days early this year, ready to greet your children. Stop by Cliff Nelson Rec Center Saturday, Dec. 14 for holiday crafts, award-winning entertainment and a visit from Mr. Claus himself. There is a minimum of one adult required with each registration. Tickets are $10 and available at the link above or by calling 817-561-2819.
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Holiday Lights Parade: Early Celebration
The Holiday Lights Parade is more than just a spectacular parade — it's a full day of fun. The George W. Hawkes Downtown Library will offer a variety of free activities before the parade including reindeer games, crafts and photos with Santa. The party runs from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Click here to learn more about the 2019 Holiday Lights Parade.
Mayor's Holiday Pajama Storytime
The Downtown Library is hosting a very special storytime Thursday, Dec. 19 at 6: 30 p.m. Come celebrate the holidays with Mayor Jeff Williams at a special pajama storytime. Children are encouraged to dress in their favorite cozy PJs to enjoy stories, songs, and make a special craft. Families are welcome, and the stories are geared for preschool-aged children.
There are plenty of other great holiday events happening in Arlington. Here are a few suggestions:
- Texas Christkindl Market
- Arlington Music Hall's Christmas Spectacular
- "Hooray for Holidays" Christmas Show at Theatre Arlington
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