For those of you wanting to get out and celebrate this holiday season in style, the Bay area is hosting a plethora of Christmas-themed events.
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Now that the holiday season is imminent, what’s there to do for fun in the Bay Area to celebrate a little Christmas cheer? I’m glad you asked.
To kick things off, we have Santa’s Mailbox opening on Monday, November 28th at the Danville Community Center. Between the 28th and December 9th, if you stop by and drop off any letters your kiddos wrote to Santa, you will receive a letter in return by December 24th. Just be sure to include your name and mailing address!
If you’re in the mood for something a little more international, St. Mary’s Cathedral is hosting the Swedish Christmas Fair on December 3rd. There, you’ll be able to enjoy some Swedish folk music and costume dancing, shop for Swedish crafts, drink mulled wine, eat Swedish food, and meet Santa himself.
If you’ve never seen a giant gingerbread house, you’ll have your chance in the lobby of the Fairmont San Francisco Hotel all throughout the month of December. This two-story monstrosity is made of thousands of home-baked gingerbread bricks and more than a ton of icing and candy. It’s free, but you may have to wait in line because, honestly, who doesn’t want to see a giant gingerbread house? While you wait, you can enjoy some holiday gingerbread tea.
For some adult holiday fun, the theater circuit is also offering some top-quality live entertainment. At the Orpheum Theater, The Lion King opened on November 2nd and will be shown until December 31st. A.C.T.’s Geary Theater will also show A Christmas Carol from November 25th to December 24th. Last but not least, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas will be shown at the Golden Gate Theatre from December 14th to December 24th.
If none of the above appeals to you and you’re in the mood to just shed some of those heavy clothes and go for a festive half-naked run through the Castro District, the Santa Skivvies Run is happening on December 11, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. After that, there will be a block party on Noe Street to support the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. You can register as an individual or as a team. There will be a bonus for wearing red.
If you want more information about what’s going on in the Bay Area, whether it’s for real estate or anything else, don’t hesitate to get ahold of me. I’d be happy to help!