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Celebrate the Holiday Spirit with 24 Festive Events in CNY

The first week of December in Central New York is brimming with festive activities, ranging from theatrical performances to community gatherings that embrace the holiday spirit. Audiences can enjoy a variety of events, including popular productions like Cirque Dreams Holidaze and Wicked, alongside seasonal music and family-friendly activities. This week offers a perfect opportunity for residents and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the magic of the season.

Must-See Performances and Celebrations

Theater enthusiasts can look forward to a sparkling lineup. On December 1, Cirque Dreams Holidaze returns with a reimagined production that combines Broadway-style spectacle with breathtaking circus artistry. The show features stunning acrobatics, vibrant costumes, and original music, making it a delightful experience for audiences of all ages. The performance takes place at 421 Montgomery St., Syracuse, starting at 19:30, with tickets priced from $47.10 available online.

From December 3 to 14, the Tony award-winning musical Wicked will grace the stage at the Landmark Theatre, offering a fresh take on the classic tale of the witches of Oz. With ticket prices starting at $58.30, this production is a must-see for theater lovers.

The holiday spirit continues with the 40th Annual Festival of Trees & Light at the Everson Museum of Art, running from December 4 to 13. This cherished tradition features dazzling tree displays and live performances. Admission is $15 for adults and $5 for children, with tickets available online.

Community Events and Musical Highlights

For those looking to engage with the community, a series of festive events awaits. The Syracuse Gay & Lesbian Chorus will present their “Merry Everything” concert on December 5 at May Memorial UU Society, celebrating the joy of the season through music. Performances are scheduled for 19:00 and 14:00 on December 6, with discounted tickets for online purchases.

Families can enjoy a festive Breakfast with Santa on December 6 at Apex Entertainment. Guests will partake in a hearty breakfast while children receive a special swag bag and the chance to take photos with Santa. Tickets are priced at $15 per person.

Another highlight includes Handel’s Messiah, performed by the Syracuse Orchestra at Most Holy Rosary Church on December 6 at 19:30. This beloved holiday tradition combines the stunning beauty of the venue with the grandeur of Handel’s masterpiece, promising an unforgettable evening.

As the week progresses, visitors can explore unique gifts at the Holiday Bazaar on December 6 in Brewerton. This free event features local artisans and crafts, making it an ideal outing for families looking for special treasures.

The week culminates in a magical performance of The Nutcracker by the Syracuse City Ballet on December 6 at 421 Montgomery St., showcasing a whimsical journey filled with Tchaikovsky’s enchanting score. Performances are scheduled for 14:00 and 19:00, with tickets starting at $41.20.

This vibrant week in Central New York offers a rich tapestry of events that capture the essence of the holiday season, inviting everyone to partake in the joy and celebration.

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