At Christmastime, Minot, North Dakota Has The Most Enchanting Main Street In The Country
Leah
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The holidays are a great time of the year for many reasons. Other than family time, gift-giving, and general cheer, there are also many beautiful decorations and light displays. One of the magical parts of Christmas is definitely walking down a city’s main street and seeing all the businesses decorated, the lights along the rooftops, and getting the full “silver bells” feeling. This particular North Dakota city has the perfect, most enchanting downtown area during the holidays. Let’s cruise the holiday-filled streets of Minot, North Dakota.
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Christmas In North Dakota
What are some Christmas towns in North Dakota?
When North Dakota gets buried in snow each winter, we need a little holiday cheer to warm ourselves up. These Christmas towns in North Dakota all have events that inspire us to keep a warm place in our hearts for Christmas:
- Garrison, ND: Did you know there was an official Christmas town in North Dakota? Garrison lives up to its name with the Dickens Village Festival that starts in late November and runs for a few weekends into December. It is a true Victorian Christmas festival with horse-drawn carriage rides, Victorian garb, festive lights, and live entertainment. There are plenty of shops all decked out for the holidays that offer great deals on gifts and you can enjoy Tinsel & Treats every day.
- Bonanzaville, ND: This museum-like town outside of West Fargo makes a great Christmas town with its small-town charm. Celebrate Christmas on the Prairie in early December to see what life was like in frontier days when life was hard but simple. Learn about the history of the town and our earliest settlers with historic demonstrations about living on the prairie. When you take a wagon ride through town, give the Clydesdales a carrot or two for us.
- Fargo, ND: North Dakota's largest city won't be left out for the holidays. It may not have the classic charm of a small town, but it does have the Christkindlmarkt. This holiday tradition has origins in old-world Europe but is celebrated in various states and cities throughout the U.S. Drekker Brewing Company puts on the event toward the end of November. It is a wonderful time to get some holiday shopping done, listen to live music, enjoy great food, and start building up some Christmas spirit to last you through the year.
There are plenty more places in North Dakota to warm up for the holidays. Try a road trip to these Christmas towns in North Dakota if you want to build your Christmas fire warm and bright for the holidays. A fun and unique way to take this trip is by picking out an RV from RVShare and traveling in luxury motorhome style.