As the temperatures drop, Houston transforms into a festive wonderland, brimming with activities and events to celebrate the holiday season. From holiday light extravaganzas to ice skating under the skyline, and sipping Krampus cocktails at a Christmas-themed pop-up bar, Houston offers an array of experiences to make your festive season unforgettable. This guide delves into the heart of Christmas activities in Houston, promising a holiday season filled with joy and merriment.
Christmas holiday lights in urban downtown Houston.
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Holiday Lights in Houston
Uptown Houston Holiday Trees
From November 1 to January 1, Post Oak Boulevard comes alive with over 1,000 twinkling stars and 300 dazzling 20-foot holiday trees. This free event allows visitors to immerse themselves in a festive light show synced to music available on the Uptown Radio app, creating a magical experience for all who wander through.
The Light Park
Running from November 3 to January 1, The Light Park at Hurricane Harbor and Typhoon Texas Waterpark offers a drive-thru experience like no other. For $29 per car, you can enjoy DJ holiday beats, millions of lights, and elaborate displays, making it a must-visit for Christmas activities in Houston.
Texas Winter Lights
The Marriott Marquis Houston, from November 10 to December 31, hosts the Texas Winter Lights. Visitors can float in 80-degree waters of a rooftop pool and Texas-shaped lazy river, all illuminated by over 1,500 glittering lights. Prices range from $15-$25, with complimentary access for hotel guests.
Blurred image Christmas and New Year celebration lighting in Houston, Texas, USA
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Christmas Festivals and Activities
Ice Skating at Discovery Green
Returning to Discovery Green from November 10 to January 28, the outdoor ice skating rink is a highlight of things to do in Houston this Christmas. For $8-17, including skate rental, glide under the city skyline and bask in the festive atmosphere.
Celtic Christmas at the Texas Renaissance Festival
From November 24-26, the Texas Renaissance Festival transforms into a festive wonderland for its annual Celtic Christmas celebration. With tickets ranging from $10–34, experience a blend of holiday cheer and Renaissance charm.
Radiant Nature at Houston Botanic Garden
From November 17 to February 25, Houston Botanic Garden introduces Radiant Nature, celebrating various holidays including the…
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