Through January 1st
The Oshkosh Celebration of Lights will be on display at Menominee Park in Oshkosh from November 25th through January 1st.  Enjoy the creative and magnificent lighting displays throughout the park from the comfort and warmth of your vehicle or in the open air on a horse drawn carriage.  There will also be live reindeer, Santa's Workshop and much more.  For more information call 920-303-9200.

Through January 10th
The Paine Art Center and Gardens, 1410 Algoma Blvd in Oshkosh, presents "Nutcracker in the Castle" through January 10th. The Nutcracker story unfolds in the Paine “castle” with the historic rooms elaborately decorated as the fantastic scenes of the beloved ballet. Special actor-guided tours with live music and youth ballet performances further bring the fantasy to life. The Paine’s original presentation of the holiday fairy tale immerses audiences in the fantastic scenes of the beloved ballet. From the opening Party Scene with a giant Christmas tree to the magical Land of Sweets and the enchanting Sugar Plum Fairy, the tale unfolds throughout elaborately decorated rooms with a mesmerizing array of sights and sounds. Available by reservation, Guided Tours are led by a character actor and feature live music and youth ballet performances during the magical journey. For more information or to reserve a tour call 920-235-6903.

Through January 17th
The Oshkosh Public Museum, 1331 Algoma Blvd., will have the exhibit "Homemade Holidays" on display. The exhibit showcases ways that past generations have celebrated the season and exchanged gifts, without breaking the bank. Homemade treasures and inventive designs reuse everyday objects to share the charm of the season. For more information call 920-236-5761 or visit www.oshkoshmuseum.org

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