6 Indianapolis Holiday December Attractions you shouldn't miss
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It always amazes me how time flies and how we are down to 25 days before Christmas. I am always excited over Christmas Holidays and like any other person, I look forward to new traditions mixed with our old family tradition.
Our tradition often starts on mid of December, where my mom would go gift shopping for her colleagues, friends and for our relatives. I will help her gift wrap everything, which I absolutely enjoy. We place everything under our Christmas Tree, along with the gifts she will be receiving. My very own tradition was and until now (by the way I'm not Niki) is peek inside every box that my mom gets and know which of them I'll keep on Christmas day! Lol!
Like any other kids, I would usually help around the kitchen on the night of the 24th and I'll be the taste tester of my mom. She knows how I love my spaghetti with lot's of cheese and a hot choco is a must. But like any other traditions, there are some changes which I welcomed very dearly and instead of the usual routine I was looking forward to creating new memories every year.
The reason why I am sharing this is, Christmas is all about family and making fun memories with your kids. Hopefully, something that they can remember and carry on their future kids. I decided to list all the Holiday attractions this December so you can start creating your memories as early as now.
Here is the list of Indianapolis Holiday Attractions that you shouldn't miss this December. Enjoy!
1. Circle of Lights Tree Lighting
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Address: Monument Circle, Indianapolis, IN 46204Phone:317-232-7615Event Phone: 317-237-2222
Dates: November 27- mid-January
Downtown's holiday centerpiece, complete with 4,784 lights and 52 garland strands used to create the 242-foot display. The magic continues with toy soldiers and peppermint sticks encircling the Monument.
2. Christmas at the Zoo
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Address: 1200 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46222
Phone: 317-630-2001
Event Phone: 317-630-2001
Dates: November 27 – January 3, 2016
Dating back to 1967, the Indianapolis Zoo was the first zoo in the United States to hold a holiday lights event, and since then, Christmas at the Zoo has become known for its spectacular holiday lights and displays. Featuring Santa's Workshop, cookie decorating, holiday lights, carolers, a find the mistletoe challenge, Santa's Sweet Shop, holiday photo ops, carousel rides, 4-D theater, unique shopping, and more.
Cost: Included with regular admission and free for Zoo members. -Info source: https://www.visitindy.com.
3. Outdoor Holiday Adventure
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Address:13400 Allisonville Rd., Fishers, IN 46038
Phone:317-776-6000
Event Phone: 800-966-1836
Dates: November 27 - January 3, 2016
Stroll through the Gingerbread Village, enjoy a meal with Santa, help the residents of Prairietown prepare for the holidays or feast on a delicious meal you help prepare over the hearth. Experience an 1836 winter season with a visit to the homes and businesses in Prairietown. Join in the holiday preparations as you find out which Prairietown residents celebrate Christmas and which ones do not. Lend a helping hand with wintertime chores, explore the science of baking, see historical chocolate processing techniques, and be an actor for the day when you participate in the popular Anything Can Happen Theater.
Cost: $9-$12, non-members; free for members. - Read more at http://www.visitindy.com
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