The Old Town district of Lewisville is bringing back its annual Old Town Holiday Stroll this weekend, with festivities kicking off yesterday and continuing today. A variety of family-friendly activities, including live music, a tree-lighting ceremony, and even a holiday-themed movie, are on the schedule for revelers seeking to embrace the joy of the season.
Last night's celebration began at 5 p.m., featuring the Children’s Entrepreneur Market, First Friday vendors, along with hayrides that meandered through the historic area. Highlight of the evening, Lewisville Lights! – a lighting ceremony presented by DCTA – began at around 6:45 p.m., followed by "Beauty and the Beast Enchanted Christmas," screening for families in Wayne Ferguson Plaza, detailed in an announcement from the City of Lewisville's official website.
Today, celebrations continue starting at 9 a.m. with Breakfast with Santa, paired with the Winter Carnival games for added merriment. Then, come 11 a.m., the Lewisville Morning Rotary will dish out hot dogs and chips. In true holiday spirit, the Motorcycle Toy Run is set to depart from Old Town, providing a spectacle of goodwill and community. The afternoon will be marked by the annual Huffines Auto Dealerships Lewisville Christmas Parade, which begins at 1 p.m., according to the same city announcement.
If you're looking to get immersed in holiday vibes, this weekend could be your shot. The entire Old Town Holiday Stroll event comes with no charge—a fact that families on the lookout for budget-friendly experiences will appreciate. A complete rundown of the event's schedule can be found on the Holiday Stroll page of the city's website. Organizers emphasize that the event aligns with the “Old Town” and “Identity, Place, and Communications” parts of the Lewisville 2025 vision plan, which aims to foster community engagement and identity.
Sponsors of the 2025 Holiday Stroll include the City of Lewisville, the Old Town Business Association, and other notable local institutions such as Huffines Auto Dealerships and Medical City Lewisville. Their support is emblematic of the cooperative spirit that typifies the holiday season, with additional backing from entities like DCTA and NCTC helping to ensure the event remains a highlight of the city's annual festivities.
