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Light Up
THE Nights
Winter in Prescott Valley comes alive with holiday spirit, from dazzling light displays to festive community events. Whether strolling through twinkling neighborhoods or enjoying music and merriment with friends, the season is full of warmth and holiday magic.
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Parades PRESCOTT AREA
The Quad-Cities light up with music, parades, and community spirit throughout the season. From daytime gatherings to evening processions, these events are a festive way to celebrate the holidays together.
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VALLEY OF Lights
Prescott Valley glows with twinkling displays and festive scenes that transform the area into a radiant celebration. Enjoy the lights by car or on foot, experiencing the holiday magic and strong sense of community that make this tradition a local favorite.
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AckerNIGHT
Local music and enchantment fill the air in the businesses in the heart of Prescott. Acker Night will highlight music groups in just about every business around the Prescott Courthouse Square with a goal to raise funds for music education.
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Step into the magic of the season as Talking Glass Media sits down for an exclusive chat with the man in red himself—Santa Claus!
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From checking on his bustling toy warehouses to keeping his reindeer fit for flight, Santa gave us a rare behind-the-scenes peek at life in the North Pole. And yes, even the Big Guy has to handle a few challenges—like Arizona’s December sunshine!
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ON THE ARTS
Prescott’s holiday season comes alive on stage with performances ranging from classical ballets and musicals to jazz, swing, and rock shows. Local and touring productions offer festive entertainment that celebrates the season and brings the community together.
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SantaSIGHTINGS
Santa is spreading holiday cheer across Prescott and Prescott Valley, appearing at events for photos, crafts, and meet-and-greets. From light displays and parades to markets and animal encounters, families can enjoy seasonal fun while spotting Santa throughout the community.
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THE QUAD CITIES
As the holiday season arrives across the Valley and Northern Arizona, the region glows with festive celebrations and cultural events. From sparkling displays and markets to concerts and family performances, there’s something for everyone to enjoy the magic of the season.
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As the holiday season arrives, Prescott and Prescott Valley sparkle with festive cheer and community events. From light displays and parades to craft fairs, ice skating, and New Year’s celebrations, there are endless ways to create memories and enjoy the season.
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CREATE A HOME THAT EVEN FROSTY GETS JEALOUS.
June 29 - july 5
NORTH POLE FACES A HOUSING CRISIS!
With no igloos for elves or reindeer, schools shuttering, and trades in peril, Christmas itself is at risk.
-Guy Roginson, Director | Talking Glass Media
’Twas the night before Christmas, up north by the Pole, But Santa was fretting—no igloos, no solar, no coal.
The elves were all stacked in a shoebox-like den, While visions of attainable igloos got vetoed again.
The reindeer were restless, with no place to stay, The NIMBYs cried, “Not here! Go away!”
And Santa in slippers, with plans in his lap, said, “If igloos get blocked, then we’ll all need a map.”
When out on the snowbanks arose such a fight, a meeting of elves shouting deep in the night. “A double-igloo? A town-igloo? Multifamily igloos? Oh no! They’ll ruin our views of the peppermint snow!”
The moon on the icicles hanging just right, revealed hand-painted signs: “STOP GROWTH—KEEP IT WHITE!...
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