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Festive scenes from around New Bern, including the tree lighting, gates with wreaths, and a holiday market under lights.

New Bern during the holidays is truly a sight to see.

Photos provided by Visit New Bern

Downtown New Bern is transforming once again into a month-long winter wonderland of festive decor, glittering lights, and Hallmark-worthy holiday events.

In addition to seasonal shopping + delectable dining, we’ve got our eyes on:

  • Light Up the Season: Tree Lighting + Santa’s Arrival | Friday, Nov. 29
  • Christmas Parade & Flotilla | Saturday, Dec. 7
  • Candlelight at Tryon Palace | December 14 + 21
  • Holiday Pops Symphony | Sunday, Dec. 15
  • New Year’s Eve Bear Drop | Tuesday, Dec. 31

Pro tip: Book one of these holiday travel packages for a fun weekend getaway. Enjoy ho-ho-holiday spirit in New Bern.

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