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With the Christmas holidays almost upon us, there will be plenty of annual winter events to enjoy in Nashville. If you are considering a move to Nashville, now is the time to buy. Whether you are in the market for a home in the city or a home in the suburbs, then Nashville has something for everyone’s price range and lifestyle.

Christmas is a special time in Nashville with plenty of festive activities to enjoy the holiday season. Strike up the band for Nashville’s Annual Christmas Parade. This year’s parade continues an exciting Nashville tradition of a nighttime parade! This family-friendly event will include live performances, floats and a visit from Santa.

Every year at this time the arts provide fantastic opportunities for adding some music and culture to the enjoyment of the holiday season. The theaters, concerts, symphony, and ballet will put you in the spirit of the season with both professional and local talent. It wouldn’t be Christmas without going to see a production of the Nutcracker. The Nashville Ballet at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center is a holiday tradition featuring professional dancers and over 200 local youth cast members will be dancing in this season’s production. Finding just the right tree might be a special activity to do with the family. In Nashville, try the Country Cove Christmas Tree Farm or Big Spring Tree Farm to find the perfect tree.

Another excellent event is a visit to the Nashville Zoo and the Zoo’s historic home, the Croft House. To celebrate the season, the historic landmark will be decorated with greenery, ribbon, and vintage decorations that belonged to Margaret and Elise Croft, former tenants of the Grassmere property whose family owned the land and home for five generations. A visit to the Croft House is included in your admission ticket to the Zoo. For a unique experience, a visit to ICE! Nashville’s Wonderful Winter Wonderland is an incredible display of artistry. The exhibit displays larger-than-life, three-dimensional ice monuments and colorful ice sculptures. The ice creations include thrilling ice slides, all enhanced by dramatic lighting and special effects. To stay comfortable, guests are issued complimentary warm parkas with hoods.

There are many family-friendly activities to enjoy this time of the year. In nearby Lebanon, take the family to see The Festival of Lights. For more than 12 years, the James E. Ward Agricultural Center hosts a holiday tradition. This driving tour will have your eyes twinkling and features thousands of lights, animated displays. Children will delight in all the holiday décor and there is even a post office box to drop off a letter to Santa.

Nashville may not have the snowfall that signals Christmas is here, but the spirit of Christmas is alive and well. Downtown will be lit up with festive lights in addition to all the homes in the area. Whether you’re taking in a parade to see Santa or ice skating, seeing the Nutcracker or finding that perfect Christmas tree, there is something for everyone to celebrate this time of the year. Living in Nashville allows you to enjoy all the seasons without any of the inconveniences.