Get festive with the 2019 KTAR News holiday events map

Nov 21, 2019, 4:15 AM | Updated: 12:45 pm

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PHOENIX — There may not be snow on the ground in the Phoenix area, but that won’t stop people in the Valley from marking their calendars with holiday-themed events.

From “snowfalls” to ice skating rinks and everything in between, there are lots of activities in the area to get you ready for the holidays.

Highlights include:

Chandler Tumbleweed Tree Lighting, Dec. 7
Glendale Glitters, Nov. 29-Jan. 11
Mesa Merry Main Street, Nov. 29-Jan. 4
Phoenix ZooLights, Nov. 27-Jan. 19
Tempe Fantasy of Lights Parade, Nov. 29, and boat parade, Dec. 14

Here are a variety of activities around the Valley to help you get in the festive spirit.

If you have a location you would like to add to the map, please email us at news923@ktar.com.

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