Experience the Magic of the 5th Annual Santa Stroll in Downtown Evansville
Celebrate the holiday season with family and friends at the 5th Annual Santa Stroll in Downtown Evansville, Indiana! This free, festive event, hosted by the Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District (EID) and presented by Riverside Capital Management Group, takes place on Friday, December 13, from 5–7 PM along Main Street. Stroll through a winter wonderland featuring dazzling light displays, joyful activities, and delightful holiday surprises.
Guests can explore a series of breathtaking decorations, including the famous Tunnel of Light at One Main Street, adorned with over 13,000 lights. Other highlights include the Chandelier Tree, a 12-foot Snowflake, a festive fountain, and the City of Evansville’s stunning Christmas Tree at the Civic Center. Costume characters like Santa, Mrs. Claus, and Rudolph will be on hand for photos, and children can enjoy free ornaments, crafts, and stickers at various stops along the way. Don’t miss complimentary hot cocoa served at the 300 block of Main Street in front of Innovation Pointe.
Downtown Evansville: A Thriving Holiday Destination
Downtown Evansville is more than just a place to shop—it's a vibrant hub of culture, dining, and entertainment. Throughout the year, the EID transforms this historic area into a bustling destination, and the holiday season is no exception. Shops and restaurants along Main Street will be open during the Santa Stroll, making it the perfect time to support local businesses while soaking in the festive atmosphere.
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Whether you're seeking holiday lights, family-friendly activities, or just a magical evening out, the Santa Stroll promises an unforgettable experience. Mark your calendar and join the Downtown Evansville community for this cherished tradition. For more details, visit DowntownEvansville.com/Stroll. Don’t wait—Santa’s schedule is tight, and this event ends promptly at 7 PM!
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