With the lights from the Faneuil Hall tree only adding the city’s nighttime glow, Boston is perfect setting for a quintessential Christmas season. With the New England charm that can’t be replaced, historic remnants of a American history and Irish flair from across the Atlantic, Christmas in Boston is an experience all its own, adding its own cultural touch to America’s most celebrated holiday. So what is there to in Beantown to get in the spirit? Here’s a look at some local events you’re sure to enjoy. Holiday Pops at Symphony HallThe Holiday Pops concert is a great place to hear some of your favorite Christmas carols as performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra. Revisit timeless seasonal classics with Santa Claus on hand as a special guest. Fun for all ages, the Holiday Pops concert makes a great family outing, with sounds so inspiring you’ll be singing along well into the new year. Holiday Pops runs through the 26th of December, with tickets starting at 33.Candlelight Carols at Trinity ChurchCelebrate the true meaning of Christmas at one of the city’s most immaculate churches, while enjoying a lovely selection of lessons and carols, featuring traditional Christmas music and readings. The two day event takes place at 4 p.m. on December 19 and 7 p.m. on December 20. Day one serves as a fundraiser benefit, with tickets sold for 35, 65 and 100 dollars. Donations are encouraged at Day 2. Doors open one hour prior to showtime.Nutcracker at the Opera HouseCome see a tale synonymous with the season, put on by the Boston Ballet. Tickets start at 35, more than a bargain to watch as Clara makes her storied trek to the candy castle, navigating a proverbial winter wonderland should to mesmerize and entertain the entire family. Shows will run until December 31st.
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