Daviess County families can look forward to another festive weekend as Christmas in the Village returns to Yellow Creek Park on Dec. 5. The event, held at the historic Pioneer Village site, runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and offers a blend of holiday shopping, hands‑on activities and traditional seasonal entertainment.
Holiday market showcases local vendors
At the heart of the celebration is a new holiday market where local artisans and small businesses set up booths to sell handmade gifts, seasonal décor, baked goods and other treats. Shoppers can browse a variety of items, from hand‑crafted ornaments to locally roasted coffee, supporting the county’s entrepreneurs while finding unique presents for friends and family.
Family‑friendly activities for all ages
Children and parents alike will enjoy a lineup of activities designed to capture the spirit of the season. Stations for cookie decorating and ornament making let kids unleash their creativity, while face‑painting artists add a splash of color to the festivities. Live carolers provide a soundtrack of classic Christmas songs, and, of course, Santa Claus will be on hand for photo opportunities and holiday greetings.
Community tradition continues
Christmas in the Village has become a beloved annual tradition for residents of Daviess County, offering a safe, family‑oriented environment to celebrate the holidays together. Organizers emphasize that the event is free to the public, encouraging families from across the county to gather, enjoy the crisp winter air and share in the joy of the season.
Practical information
The celebration takes place at Yellow Creek Park’s Pioneer Village, located off Highway 64 near the county’s western border. Parking is available in the park’s lot, and event staff will be on hand to guide visitors to the market and activity areas. Attendees are asked to follow any posted health and safety guidelines, though no special restrictions are currently in place.
For live coverage and updates, viewers can tune in to the station’s broadcast on the day of the event. The community is invited to share photos and memories on social media using the hashtag #YellowCreekChristmas.
Original reporting: 14 News WFIE Evansville (news) — read the source article.
