Christmas in Tennessee is a grand festival that opportunes live entertainment and fun among the families. Skating and skiing on the ice slides, exciting carriage rides and strolls through lighted tropical gardens in Tennessee are some events that evoke a lot of cheer and merry making during Christmas in Tennessee.
In Gaylord Opryland Resort, Tennessee Christmas is a month long event. The resort is an entertainment hub of Nashville with marvelous holiday preparations. The Christmas Lighting Ceremony is held in mid-November, but visitors can still enjoy the twinkling decorations through early January.
A country Christmas in Tennessee is a grand assortment of Christmas themed events. A Country Christmas allow guests to choose from a wide variety of music, entertainment, food and shopping options.
The Music City Holiday Spectacular made its debut as the headliner of the 2004 A Country Christmas. Broadway-style entertainments are organized at the Roy Acuff Theatre, adjacent to the resort. It's a stage performance that celebrates the city's musical tradition and familiar songs along with inventive theatrics like aerialists, a dramatic retelling of Christ's birth and, of course, Santa who conducts an audience-wide orchestra. Kids and adults both enjoy this musical collage of Christmas music and dance.
Uncle Scrooge's "Christmas Banquet" is held aboard the General Jackson Showboat. The five-course feast and a musical production along with the cast of characters from Charles Dickens' book "A Christmas Carol" mark the celebration of Christmas in Tennessee.
Another annual Christmas favorite at Gaylord Opryland is its "Outdoor Nativity Display." White sculptures come alive with special lighting effects and a reading from the "Book of Luke."
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