Hey there, Aiken! As the holiday season unfolds, our charming city is bursting with vibrant celebrations, special events, and plenty of opportunities to spread some cheer. Let’s dive into what’s happening this month to ensure you don’t miss out on any of the festive fun!
This weekend, Joye in Aiken is gearing up for its much-anticipated Joye to the World! Holiday Concert at the Etherredge Center on Saturday, December 7, at 7:30 PM. Artistic Director Riley Mulherkar will be joined by talented musicians Jumaane Smith and Tyreek McDole. Tickets are just $50, and students can attend free with an ID. Don’t wait—grab those tickets and get ready for an enchanting evening!
Also happening on Saturday is the 54th Annual Christmas Craft Show at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center from 9 AM to 5 PM. This wonderful event features local vendors showcasing everything from unique artwork and handmade jewelry to delicious edible goods. Best of all? Admission is free! Make it a day out and support our talented artisans while kicking off that holiday shopping.
Looking for something extra special for the kiddos? Don’t miss the Breakfast with Santa event at the Jackson Community Center on Saturday, starting at 9 AM. It’s just $5 per person, and trust us, your kids will love the opportunity to meet Santa and snap some photos. Proceeds from the event will benefit Jackson Youth Sports, so you can feel good about your donation while enjoying breakfast.
If you’re feeling adventurous, join the Langley Pond Polar Plunge at noon Saturday. Registration kicks off at 10:30 AM. The chilly plunge benefits the Special Olympics South Carolina, so rally your friends to take the plunge or cheer from the sidelines!
Don’t miss the exciting Christmas Festival also on Saturday at Southern Carolina Palms and More from 9 AM to 5 PM. Featuring a range of vendors, food trucks, live music, and even bounce houses, it’s a fun family outing with a special visitor—Santa will be stopping by from noon to 3 PM!
On Sunday, December 8, get into the holiday spirit with the Aiken Symphony Orchestra’s Home for the Holidays concert at 3 PM. Treat yourself to an afternoon filled with holiday music, perfect for warming the heart. Tickets range from $45 to $60 based on seating choice.
And of course, you won’t want to miss the Aiken Christmas Parade, which starts at 2 PM
Mark Your Calendars!
There’s so much more happening this month. From the Women of Woodside Holiday Home Tour on December 9 to the enchanting Christmas in Hopelands event running from December 14 to 23, Aiken is the place to be for holiday cheer. Whether it’s community events, concerts, or holiday markets you crave, our city has something for everyone!
Stay warm, and don’t forget to engage in the spirit of giving this season. Happy holidays, Aiken! Let’s spread joy and celebrate together!
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