Holiday Highlights Whats New at Christmas Village 2025

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Philadelphia's Christmas Village 2025 will kick off on November 21 at 1:30 PM, introducing exciting new attractions for the holiday season. Set in the historic heart of the city, the event offers a vibrant marketplace filled with local crafts, food vendors, and festive entertainment. The Christmas Village has evolved into a cherished tradition, attracting thousands of visitors each year and fostering a sense of community. This year's enhancements include elaborate decorations and interactive experiences designed to engage families. Local officials highlight the event's significance for both community spirit and local businesses during the holiday rush.

In 2024, over 500,000 visitors attended, showcasing its impact on tourism. The Christmas Village will remain open until late December, providing a month-long celebration of the season. City leaders encourage residents and visitors to partake in this festive gathering, marking a joyful start to the holiday season.

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