Posted in Rhode Island
November 23, 2016
Here Are The 5 Most Enchanting, Magical Christmas Towns In Rhode Island
It’s that time of year again! Christmas decorations line the shelves at our local department stores while holiday classics return to local radio stations. Though there are many ways to celebrate the season in New England, there are quite a few towns in Little Rhody offering fun Christmas themed events.
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The city of Newport celebrates the holidays in many ways! Visit the Breakers mansion for amazing decorations, or stroll the streets to see stunning window displays. Don't miss the tree lightings on December 1st and 3rd.


Enjoy holiday themed decorations and song at Blithewold Mansion, take a horse-drawn holiday carriage ride, and catch a holiday concert at Linden Place. These are just some of the fun ways to enjoy the holiday in the charming town of Bristol.


Wickford Village will be offering yet another impressive array of holiday themed activities. Enjoy the tree lighting on December 1st, hayrides, holiday music, Christmas carols, holiday shopping events, and more.

Visit downtown Westerly on December 7th for a night of caroling, holiday shopping, horse-drawn hayrides and more!


The capitol city of Providence offers several fantastic ways to enjoy the holiday season. The annual tree lighting will occur on December 1st, followed by a month of fantastic plays including A Christmas Carol at Trinity Repertory Company, and The Nutcracker at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Let's not forget about the Big Blue Bug's lighting throughout the, month visible from 95.
For information on another great way to celebrate the holidays in Little Rhody, click here.