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Holiday Open House Weekend in Fredericksburg
November 9 - November 10
Saturday, November 9 – Sunday, November 10
Downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia
Downtown Fredericksburg, VirginiaKick off the holiday season in the heart of Fredericksburg! 
Join us for Holiday Open House Weekend, a two-day celebration full of festive cheer, shopping, and holiday lights. Stroll through the streets as downtown businesses open their doors with special offerings and unique holiday finds.
Join us for Holiday Open House Weekend, a two-day celebration full of festive cheer, shopping, and holiday lights. Stroll through the streets as downtown businesses open their doors with special offerings and unique holiday finds.Weekend Highlights:
Explore local shops and boutiques for gifts and treasures
Attend the annual Tree Lighting
Stroll in the sparkle of festive holiday lights throughout downtown
Get your picture with Santa
Start solving riddles in the annual Window Wonderland Riddle Contest for a chance to win prizes!
Explore local shops and boutiques for gifts and treasures Attend the annual Tree Lighting Stroll in the sparkle of festive holiday lights throughout downtown Get your picture with Santa Start solving riddles in the annual Window Wonderland Riddle Contest for a chance to win prizes!
Stay tuned for more details and a list of participating shops!
Interested in performing live music on the streets? 
Or hosting a gift-wrapping station at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center as a fundraiser? We’d love to hear from you! Email us at info@fxbg.com for more information.This event is coordinated by the Fredericksburg Economic Development and Tourism and Fredericksburg Main Street.
