There are so many fun holiday traditions and activities that each family has. Here are some fun activities that you might want to add to your list this holiday season. (Updated for 2015)
1.Eat Like a Pilgrim
2.Elf Scavenger Hunt at Gardner Village
From November 20 through December 24, make your way through the paths at Gardner Village enjoying the fun displays and participating in the Elf Scavenger Hunt.
3.Attend the Performance of “Savior of the World”
“Savior of the World” is a musical production about the Birth and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Performances run from November 20,2015- January 2,2016. Tickets are required for this event. Evening performances are $8.00 and the Matinee is $5.00.
4.Spanish Fork Festival of Lights
Starting Thanksgiving Night November 26,2015 through New Year’s Jan 1,2016 see the Festival of Lights in Spanish Fork. The cost is $7 per car. According to the website its recommended you listen to 99.9 FM for Holiday Music while you drive through the light displays.
5.See the Lights at Temple Square
6.Take a Ride on the North Pole Express
7.Holiday Lights at Thanksgiving Point
8.Salem Pond Holiday Lights
9.The Forgotten Carols
10.Take A Christmas Cruise
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11.Festival of Trees
12.A Swiss Christmas
13.See the Living Nativity
14.Christkindlmarkt
15.Zoolights at Hoggle Zoo
16.Visit the Angel Statue
17.First Presidency Christmas Devotional
18.Breakfast with Santa
20.Cemetery Lights
22.Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert
Tickets for this concert are by random selection.
23.Breakfast with Santa
24.Go Ice Skating
The Ice Skating Rink at the Gallivan Center Opened November 13,2015.
25. DecemberFest
26.Cross Country Skiing
27.Go Tubing!
Soldier Hallow’s Tubing Hill is anticipated to be open December 18th.
28. Tour of the Mansion
30. Christmas Eve Celebration
31. Wasatch Symphony Holiday Concert
32.Visit the Peppermint Place
Visit The Peppermint Place for some fun holiday treats.
33. Hear Kurt Bestor
34.Have a Snowball Fight
35. Utah Valley Handbell Ringers Concert
36. Watch A Christmas Movie
37. See how Candy is Made
38. Build a Snowman
39.Try a Pumpkin Spice Steamer (my favorite) at Kneaders
40.Red Butte Garden
41. Candy Cane Hunt
42. Christmas In Nauvoo
43. Ice Fishing
44. Drive Suncrest Highway
45. Go to a Jazz Game
46. Visit the Naturally Heated Crater
47. Go Caroling
48.Visit a Bookstore
Deseret Book and Barns and Noble are great place to spend sometime this Holiday season.
49.Build a Snow Cave
50.Volunteer at the Homeless Shelter
51. Dickens Christmas Festival
52.Winter Lights Parade
54.Christmas Gift and Craft Show
55. Snowmobiling
56.Utah County Christmas Expo
57.Moonlight Madness Sale
58.Go Snowboarding
59.Santa Parade
60.Visit Santa
61. Make Chocolates
62. Park Silly Holiday Bazaar
63. Win a Gingerbread house
Win a Gingerbread house or a decorated Christmas tree at a silent auction. The proceeds go to the Wasatch County Children’s Justice Center.
64. See Santa on the Slopes at The Canyons
65. Mapleton Christmas Market
66.Park City Holiday Spectacular and Sing Along
67. Visit Provo’s Weihnachts Market
68.Santa Comes Down the Town Lift
69. Santa Run
70.Torchlight Parade
71. Do a Fun Run
72. Shop for Sub-for-Santa
73. Attend A Christmas Carol
74. Time Out For Women
75.Turkey Bid Bowl
76. Music for the Christmas Season
77.Hear an Organ Recital
78. Eat from a Food Truck
79. Hear the Bells on Temple Square
80. Listen to a Mormon Tabernacle Choir Rehearsal
81.Mannheim Steamroller Christmas
82. Disney On Ice
83. Go to a BYU Basketball Game
84. Attend the Nutcracker 60th Anniversary
85. Messiah Sing-in
86. Stories for a Holiday Season
87.Candy Windows
88. Bugs Bunny at the Symphony
89. See Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical
90. See Macy’s Christmas Windows at City Creek
91. Visit Christmas Street
92. Lighting of Riverwoods 2015
93. Write a Letter and Send it
94. Ride the Jingle Bus
95. Take Family Pictures
96. Make a Trip Down South
Though not the tropics, with weather that tends to be in the 50’s and 60’s, St. George will feel warmer than northern Utah.