Unusual Ways to See Santa
From lakes to small towns, Santa shows up in some unlikely places in Georgia!
Santa Claus is coming to town, but not the way you might think. He's devised creative ways to spread cheer throughout the state. Check out these events and even a town in Georgia named for the jolly old elf!
A Kids' Christmas at Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra
Santa's musical workshop visits Johns Creek in December for a special afternoon holiday concert designed to bring people of all abilities together to celebrate the season. At A Kids' Christmas, the Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra professional musicians serve as Santa’s helpers as they play seasonal favorites that will dash us through the snow and take us on sleigh rides throughout the performance. Dancing and singalongs are encouraged! The concert is suitable for individuals with autism, Alzheimer’s, dementia, other special needs, small children, and anyone seeking a casual holiday concert experience. The orchestra invites families to bring headphones and other sensory items that may help the concert be more enjoyable for sensitive individuals. Dec. 14, 2024
Cordele Holiday Train
The Cordele Holiday Train takes passengers on a Christmas-themed, hour-long ride for the whole family. Santa will be on board and will give each passenger a gift. Riders will enjoy holiday music, hot chocolate and cookies. 2024 dates TBA
Santa Claus, Georgia
There’s no guarantee you’ll actually see the big man in red here, but you can drive down holiday-themed streets such as Rudolph Way and Candy Cane Road. While there, stop at the post office and have your Christmas cards postmarked from this jolly town. Santa Claus, Georgia, is located in Toombs County, just outside Lyons, Georgia.
Looking for more ways to see Santa?
Find even more places to see Santa on ExploreGeorgia.org/calendar-of-events.
