Thrifty Holiday Fun Around New England

I'm always looking for fun things to do with the kids around the holidays, but due to the fact that they're getting older - hello teen years *sigh* - that task is becoming a challenge; gosh, I really miss those days when it was easy to please them and when I decided where and when we were going somewhere lol! But I'm thankfull that some of the holiday things that they enjoyed when they were younger are still ejoyable for them today :). 

Having a large family I always looked for thrifty fun around my area, and while looking up things to do today, I decided to make a little compilation of such things to share with all of you that are interested! I have actually done some of these in the past and they're still family favorites. Here's the list, I hope you all enjoy it and take advantage Of everything on the list...

1. Town of Worcester Festival of Lights/Christmas Tree Lighting

When: December 2ND, 6-8pm

Where: Worcester Commons, behind City Hall

Cost: Free, unless you want to skate

2. Mesa Farm’s “The Living Nativity” Live Performance

When: December 10 & 11, 4 & 5:30p, each day

Where: 67 Muschopauge Road, Rutland, MA

Notes: *Bring cookies or brownies to share with everyone!* Donations are welcome and appreciated.

3. La Salette Festival of Lights

When: November 24^th – January 1^st, 5 – 9:00 pm daily

Where: 947 Park Street, Attleboro, MA

Notes: This is a walk-though light display

4. Bright Nights at Forest Park

When: November 23 – January 1^st, 5-9pm Sat-Thu, 5-11p Fri-Sun & Holidays

Where: Forest Park, Springfield, MA

Cost: $18 Mon-Thur, $21 Fri-Sun & Holidays. There is a $3.00p off coupon on their website to print. $10- Tuesday, Dec 6 & 13. November 23, opening night is only $6-.

Notes: Drive Through light displays.

5. The Enchanted Village

When: November 19^th – January 1^st, Mon-Frid 11a-8p; Sat 10a-9pm; 11a-5pm

Where: Jordan’s Furniture, Avon, MA

Notes: Check Jordan’s Furniture website for full details

Enjoy!

Yamilka <3