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Published: December 15, 2010
Updated: July 14, 2011
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Virginia Beach is gearing up for the most wonderful time of the year with a flurry of festivities that will transform Virginia Beach into a winter wonderland during the holiday season. Celebrations, traditional merriment, holiday shopping events, theatrical performances and winter wildlife tours make Virginia Beach the ideal winter getaway.
The Virginia Beach Boardwalk illuminates joyous cheer this season with thousands of twinkling bulbs in 250 animated traditional and nautical-themed light displays during the 2010 McDonald’s Holiday Lights at the Beach, presented by Ntelos Wireless – the resort’s most anticipated holiday event. Surfing Santas, dancing dolphins and a three-story Christmas tree line the Virginia Beach boardwalk from 2nd to 33rd Streets. Between November 19, 2010 through January 2, 2011, motorists are invited to drive along the boardwalk to the sounds of a complimentary holiday music CD while they marvel at the “fanta-sea” holiday light display. Visit www.beachstreetusa.com for more information.
Experience a magical children’s winter wonderland at Hunt Club Farm from November 26 through December 31. Thousands of sparkling lights and hundreds of animated holiday figures come to life for a fantastic journey through the toy workshop. Delight in handmade wreath demonstrations and pick from your choice of Virginia-grown Christmas trees. Visit www.huntclubfarm.com for more information.
Throughout the holiday season, the Founders Inn and Spa will host a variety of festive and seasonal events, including a traditional Christmas Eve dinner at the resort’s famed Swan Terrace restaurant and Breakfast with Santa that will be offered Saturdays and Sundays from December 1 - 19. To make the spirit of the season last even longer, The Founders Inn and Spa is offering special overnight holiday packages complete with deluxe accommodations, turn-down service with complimentary milk and cookies, spa services and more. Elves will even leave young guests a letter from Santa. Visit www.foundersinn.com for more information.
Located in the heart of Town Center, the new Sandler Center for the Performing Arts will host an array of holiday performances including: Ballet Virginia International presents The Nutcracker Tea Party from December 11 – 12; the Moscow Ballet presents The Great Russian Nutcracker from December 15 – 16; Empire Brass featuring Elisabeth von Trapp in The Sound of Christmas on December 17; Virginia Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Pops on December 18; Virginia Beach Chorale presents The Most Wonderful Time of the Year on December 19; Kenny Rogers Holiday Show on December 21; and Symphonicity: 28th Annual Messiah Sing-Along on December 23. Visit www.sandlercenter.org for more information.
Bright holiday light displays, fun parades and fabulous dining and shopping make Virginia Beach the perfect vacation for the holidays. For additional information on holiday events in Virginia Beach, please visit www.vbfun.com
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Updated: July 14, 2011
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EmailVirginia Beach is gearing up for the most wonderful time of the year with a flurry of festivities that will transform Virginia Beach into a winter wonderland during the holiday season. Celebrations, traditional merriment, holiday shopping events, theatrical performances and winter wildlife tours make Virginia Beach the ideal winter getaway.
The Virginia Beach Boardwalk illuminates joyous cheer this season with thousands of twinkling bulbs in 250 animated traditional and nautical-themed light displays during the 2010 McDonald’s Holiday Lights at the Beach, presented by Ntelos Wireless – the resort’s most anticipated holiday event. Surfing Santas, dancing dolphins and a three-story Christmas tree line the Virginia Beach boardwalk from 2nd to 33rd Streets. Between November 19, 2010 through January 2, 2011, motorists are invited to drive along the boardwalk to the sounds of a complimentary holiday music CD while they marvel at the “fanta-sea” holiday light display. Visit www.beachstreetusa.com for more information.
Experience a magical children’s winter wonderland at Hunt Club Farm from November 26 through December 31. Thousands of sparkling lights and hundreds of animated holiday figures come to life for a fantastic journey through the toy workshop. Delight in handmade wreath demonstrations and pick from your choice of Virginia-grown Christmas trees. Visit www.huntclubfarm.com for more information.
Throughout the holiday season, the Founders Inn and Spa will host a variety of festive and seasonal events, including a traditional Christmas Eve dinner at the resort’s famed Swan Terrace restaurant and Breakfast with Santa that will be offered Saturdays and Sundays from December 1 - 19. To make the spirit of the season last even longer, The Founders Inn and Spa is offering special overnight holiday packages complete with deluxe accommodations, turn-down service with complimentary milk and cookies, spa services and more. Elves will even leave young guests a letter from Santa. Visit www.foundersinn.com for more information.
Located in the heart of Town Center, the new Sandler Center for the Performing Arts will host an array of holiday performances including: Ballet Virginia International presents The Nutcracker Tea Party from December 11 – 12; the Moscow Ballet presents The Great Russian Nutcracker from December 15 – 16; Empire Brass featuring Elisabeth von Trapp in The Sound of Christmas on December 17; Virginia Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Pops on December 18; Virginia Beach Chorale presents The Most Wonderful Time of the Year on December 19; Kenny Rogers Holiday Show on December 21; and Symphonicity: 28th Annual Messiah Sing-Along on December 23. Visit www.sandlercenter.org for more information.
Bright holiday light displays, fun parades and fabulous dining and shopping make Virginia Beach the perfect vacation for the holidays. For additional information on holiday events in Virginia Beach, please visit www.vbfun.com
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