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Snowflakes and the winter holidays are just around the corner! The events listed below are some of the most fun and unique activites New England has to offer.
When you go and visit these fun places don't forget to mention
you learned of them from the Children's Museum in Easton's website.
Radio City Christmas Spectacular
CITI Wang Theater
270 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
866-348-9738
The Rockettes will be on hand, of course, and so will wooden soldiers, teddy bears, reindeer, and Santa and his elves, as this show returns after a four-year absence. Dec 3rd – Dec 29th.
www.citicenter.org
A Child’s Christmas in Wales
539 Tremont Street
Boston, MA, 02117
Boston Playwright’s Theater team up again for this production of the Dylan Thomas classic, adapted and directed by Burgess Clark and with a cast that includes Steven Barkhimer. Dec 3rd – Dec 23. Plaza Theater, Boston Center for the Arts.
www.bostontheatrescene.com
The Nutcracker
Duxbury Performing Arts Center
73 Alden Street
Duxbury, MA, 02332
617-354-7467
José Mateo’s Ballet Theater’s intimate, streamlined version of the ballet has been presented in Boston-area venues for 20 years. This modest but charming production features substantive choreography and a wonderful, up-close immediacy that newcomers, especially younger viewers, may find particularly compelling. $15-$50. Nov. 26-28.
Dec. 3-19, The Nutcracker will be held at Brandeis University’s Spingold Theatre, Waltham. 781-736-3400.
www.BalletTheatre.org
North Easton Holiday Festival 
This year's Holiday Festival takes place at the Rockery on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3 and 4. Highlights all weekend include a craft fair with over 50 crafters; live music, choirs, bands, folk singers and dancers; rides, games, clowns, costumes and surprises; plenty of food and fun; and the nightly lighting of the Rockery and Reddington displays.
Several special events are scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 4. These include a gourmet breakfast sponsored by the Easton Women of Today at Oakes Ames Hall from 8 to 11 a.m., and the Big Parade - including the annual Pet Parade - down Main Street at 1 p.m.
Hanukkah Drive in Theater 
Temple Beth Emunah
479 Torrey St,
Brockton MA 02301
(508) 583-5810
Saturday, Dec 4 6:30pm
Everyone is invited to Temple Beth Emunah on Saturday Night, December 4 at 6:30 for a night of lights, movies, action and fried food. Please bring your own Hanukkiyahs and candles to light and we will open the Temple Beth Emunah MultiPlex Cinema. A light fare of fried delicacies will be served, and we will offer a movie for the children and a family favorite for everyone else.
Price: $20 a family or $10 an individual (add $5 for reservations after 11/30)
http://www.templebethemunah.org/hanukkahdrivein.pdf
Brockton Symphony Holiday Pops Concert
West Middle School
Sunday, Dec 5 3:00p Brockton Symphony will inspire you with holiday spirit. Dr. Emilian Badea conducts holiday favorites from around the world. $20 Adult, $15 Seniors & Students
http://www.brocktonsymphony.org/
Holiday Walk In Attleboro 
Saturday, Dec 4 11:00a to 2:00pA "Festival of Lights Walk" will take place in Attleboro, Mass. on Saturday, December 4. The walk begins at the LaSalette Shrine which features the largest outdoor display of lights on the East Coast. The walk route passes through conservation land, visits the Attleboro Industrial museum and returns to LaSalette Shrine. There is a choice of a 11 or 5 kilometer (6.8 or 3.1 mile) route. Both trails are rated easy walks.
http://www.ava.org/clubs/walknmass/
Enchanted Village
Phone: (508) 580-4900
Stroll through the Enchanted Village, take a picture with Santa, be transported by our Polar Express 4D ride, see our Holiday Laser Light Show and top it off with a famous Jordan Marsh blueberry muffin!
http://www.jordans.com/Attractions/Avon%20Attractions.aspx
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