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Texoma Event Calendar
Events, activities, entertainment, and family friendly things to do in the communities surrounding Lake Texoma. Find community events, festivals, live entertainment, plays, concerts, seminars, and workshops.
It's a Southern Thing Markets presents The Holly Jolly Market Event Come support Denison's FFA kids and shop our Artisan Vendors for your Christmas Gifts. Food Trucks and more!
Breakfast with Santa at Tanglewood Resort - Lake Texoma Get into the holiday spirit with our delightful Breakfast with Santa at the Lakeside Lounge in Tanglewood Resort on December 14th from 8:00am-11:00am! Indulge in a festive feast with options for
Pottsboro Farmers Market Presents Christmas Market in the 'Boro at Texas Elks Camp on Texoma on Saturday, December 14, 2024. Local Produce & honey,
Christmas Concert and Crafts at the Denison Public Library Bring the family and join us for a Christmas concert by the Children's Chorus of Greater North Texas and some festive fun!
Over 40 gingerbread-themed stores, festive horse and carriage rides, photos with Santa, and scavenger hunt to make memories in our holiday wonderland
The 2nd annual Christmas at the Depot is rolling in on Decembr 14, 2024 Don't miss this magical evening of twinkling lights, holiday music, tasty treats and much more.
Kick off the holiday season in downtown Denison Texas with our outdoor, canopy-covered ice-skating rink, open Nov 16, 2024 - Jan 5 ,2025
Annual Grayson County Holiday Lights Drive Thru, November 29th thru December 25th, 2024, Loy Lake Park, West side of 75 just North of Loy Lake Road enter using the Crawford Street Exits, both Northbound and Southbound.
Take a leisurely stroll along our paved trail with 10 miles of dazzling Christmas lights among the trees and enjoy captivating live performances, Hot chocolate and s'mores by the fire, snowball fights and bounce houses
Nativity Live will take you on a journey back to biblical times where you will experience opportunity to see life as it might have been in 1st century Bethlehem.
