Holiday magic returns this week for 12 Nights of Santa
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Published 6:04 pm Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Holiday magic returns this week for 12 Nights of Santa

HUNTSVILLE – The 12 Nights of Santa is set to return to EarlyWorks Children’s Museum next month, bringing with it all the magic of the holiday season. On Dec. 12-23, children are invited to visit with Santa Claus and enjoy an immersive holiday experience in downtown Huntsville.

During 12 Nights of Santa, the jolly old elf himself will be on hand each night to listen to children as they share their wish lists.

Along with a visit with Santa Claus, family-friendly activities adding to the whimsical fun include nightly snowfalls, making holiday crafts, taking part in wintery science experiments in the Tinker Lab, decorating a gingerbread cookie, making an ornament and writing a letter to Santa. Kids will have plenty of room to play and enjoy the spirit of the season.

12 Nights of Santa will be held nightly beginning Thursday, Dec. 12 through Monday, Dec. 23 starting at 5 p.m. on weeknights, 3 p.m. on Saturdays and 12 p.m. on Sundays at EarlyWorks Children’s Museum located at 404 Madison Street SE in downtown Huntsville.

All tickets must be pre-purchased online at www.earlyworks.com. This is a timed entry event and tickets will sell out fast. Tickets for 12 Nights of Santa are $15 per person for the general public and $13 per person for members of EarlyWorks Museums. Admission is free for children under one year old.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.earlyworks. com/12nightsofsanta.

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