Who doesn’t love a stunning Christmas tree during the holidays? Even better, how about a bunch of trees beautifully decorated and lit all in one space? Here’s a rundown of where to see these beauties during the holidays:
Wednesdays – Sundays, November 20 – January 5, 2025
Festival of Trees
Morven Museum & Garden, Princeton
Stroll through the museum’s galleries, where Christmas trees, mantels and porches will be decorated for the holidays by local businesses, garden clubs and non-profits.
November 22 – January 2025
Vintner Wonderland
Renault Winery, Egg Harbor City
The winery grounds are open to families for ice skating, a holiday market, fire pits, live music, and of course, wine. November 29 – 30, December 1, 6-8
Winter Village
Red Mill Museum Village, Clinton
This six-day outdoor, tented and heated, winter craft market includes over 50 local craft artisans, activities, food trucks, the Festival of Trees, and tours of the 12 historic buildings on the grounds.
December 2-31
Festival of Trees
Downtown Cranford
Holiday trees will be set up in storefront windows, decorated by families and organizations from Cranford. People walking around the downtown area will see all of the trees, and then vote for their favorite.
December 5
Festival of Trees
Toms River Elks, Toms River
The great hall will be decorated with special Dr. Seuss-inspired designs created by children.
December 6-29
Festival of Trees
Environmental Education Center, Basking Ridge
The festival is an indoor exhibit of decorated trees by various community groups and individuals. Enjoy holiday music and relax while viewing the beautiful trees. Note: the festival is closed on December 24 and 25.
December 7-8
Festival of Trees
Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Summit
On Sunday, while you walk around the grounds to see the beautifully decorated trees, stop for crafts, games and stories to celebrate the season of light, as well as Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Christmas and the Winter Solstice. There will be photos with Santa Claus, a winter-themed scavenger hunt, a woodland story trail, performances from local choral groups, and an onsite holiday market. Adults 21+ can get a sneak peek during the Festival of Trees Preview Cocktail Party on Saturday, which includes a first look at the trees plus a party inside the historic Wisner House with holiday cocktails and desserts.
December 7-14
Merry & Bright Festival of Trees
The Barn at Highlands Ridge Park, Chester
The festival features a display of decorated holiday trees of all sizes for viewing and for sale within what looks like a real winter wonderland.
December 7 – January 7, 2025
Festival of Trees
Multiple locations in New Brunswick
The trees on display represent several countries and cultures and traditions from around the world.
December 12 – January 3, 2025
Deck the Hall – Festival of Trees
Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City
Walk through the lobby to see beautifully decorated trees sponsored by residents, businesses and local organizations.
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