Christmas In The Sheds Returns November 23 And 24

I know, it's not even Halloween yet, and here we are already talking about Christmas. Hey - what happened to Thanksgiving? Just kind of blew past that one. However, it's fun to get into the Fall feel of the season, and if you get some Christmas Shopping done at the same time, that's a win-win.

NICE WEATHER THIS WEEK & NOT FALL- LIKE AT ALL BUT A FALL EVENT IS HERE

This coming weekend is predicted to be in the 70s which really doesn't scream Fall, but the ambiance will still be there. Get into the spirit of the upcoming season, not necessarily with the temperature.

This coming weekend, Friday and Saturday, there is Christmas in the Sheds 2026 happening.

HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT AT CHRISTMAS IN THE SHEDS EVENT

This was posted on their Facebook page:

30-35 local vendors

Crafts & Handmade Goods: Explore the work of talented crafters and artisans.Baked Goods: Satisfy your sweet tooth with homemade holiday treats from local bakers.

Boutiques: Find one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories to get you ready for the festive season.

Jewelry: Gorgeous, handcrafted pieces to treat yourself or a loved one.

Food Truck: Grab a bite and warm up with comfort food from our local food truck-Heavenly Hog.

Bonfire: Cozy up around the bonfire and enjoy the fall ambiance.

SALVAGE SISTERS WILL BE CLOSED FROM NOW UNTIL THURSDAY

They need to their store into a "winter wonderland".

So, maybe you want to think about starting your Christmas shopping a little early, or just go and find some fun things for yourself. Totally acceptable.

Now, if you look above, it says see you on Thursday, but the Christmas in the Sheds event is scheduled for Friday the 23rd and Friday the 24th.

Merry Christmas, or Happy Halloween, or Happy Thanksgiving? Not sure where we are at here.

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