What does Victorian Christmas means to you…

Dee K.

Family time together & the kids love it..

Kathleen M.

Great memories with friends and family, making ornaments, visiting Scrooge, puppet show, the shuttle. Every year there is something new and different.

Tammy S.

To me, it means, gathering up the family and spreading joy, cheer and love. Keeping traditions and making Christmas memories. Showing kids and now grandkids the old fashioned feeling of Christmas.

Trela W.

Means time with family. Bringing community together and giving joy to others

Misty E.

Victorian Christmas means time with family and loved ones. It is about giving back to the community and spreading joy.

Chrystal R.

History, Victorian outfits, a nod to the past, crafts, people, food

Cindy M.

We started taking the granddaughters when they were little; they always had such fun decorating cookies, watching the magic show, petting the reindeer, riding the trolly and most importantly, making memories.

Rick P.

We love it

Tonia S.

Tradition and small town fellowship

Lauren C.

I worked at the Jenny Wren Press for the Victorian Christmas.

Schelly D.

This will be my first time at Mooresville’s Victorian Christmas. Can’t wait!

Patricia P.

Jenny Wren Victorian Christmas and the lovely wintertime in this community. My kids were still in school.

Jessica C.

Simply put, tradition! We look forward to Victorian Christmas in our sweet town every year as it is a marker for our family that the Christmas season is “officially here!” We missed it terribly when we moved out of state for a few years.

Debbie S.

It brings us back to a simpler times. Meals brought everyone together. Children were not overloaded with toys and gifts. There was a beautiful holiday atmosphere that went beyond just buying gifts. I love how we are given a small taste of those Christmas celebrations at the Victorian Christmas. We leave with smiles and ideas that we can incorporate into our own celebrations.

Elizabeth B.

Victorian Christmas is a magical time of year that brings our community together. It’s tradition and celebration of the holiday season. My kids are 15 and 12, and they will say..” It’s our favorite day of the year!” They wouldn’t miss it for anything. Our family so appreciates all the work that is put into making this a successful event every year!

Sidney S.

Family traditions

Ryan D.

I was the paperboy in the first 2 Victorian Christmas for the Mooresville Times.

Stephanie W.

Nostalgia and warm memories

Grace H.

Fun family time together!

Darlene L.

Time with family and friends

Amy D.

Tradition with my kids

Christine M.

I still have not been but I do live in town near a trolley stop. One year I was out putting my Christmas lights up and a woman in Dickens-era dress came over to ask me a question and I absolutely loved seeing her all dressed up! We seem to be out of town most years when Victorian Christmas happens but maybe this year we will finally make it!!

Sara M.

It’s a highlight of the season I don’t ever wanna miss!