Author Shares Childhood 'Miracle' in St. George 

As the holiday season envelops St. George, a local author has captivated the community by sharing a cherished childhood memory she describes as a 'miracle.'

 

Growing up in the heart of St. George, she recalls a Christmas Eve when an unexpected act of kindness transformed her family's holiday. This poignant story has struck a chord with residents, echoing the generosity and warmth that define the season.

 

St. George is alive with festive events that mirror the themes of her narrative. The annual St. George Christmas Village, running from November 28 to December 20, offers a winter wonderland complete with local vendors, live entertainment, and visits from Santa Claus. Families can enjoy activities like cookie decorating with Mrs. Claus and a gingerbread house competition, fostering a sense of community and joy.

 

Another highlight is the Dickens Christmas Festival, held from December 3 to 6 at the Dixie Convention Center. This event transports attendees to Victorian-era England with costumed vendors, live music, and unique holiday shopping experiences.

 

For those seeking a blend of natural beauty and holiday cheer, Christmas in the Canyon at Tuacahn Amphitheatre is a must-visit. From November 21 to December 20, over 250,000 twinkling lights illuminate the red rocks, accompanied by a live nativity, train rides, and opportunities to meet Santa.

 

These events, along with the author's touching recollection, serve as reminders of the magic and community spirit that define the holidays in St. George. Residents and visitors alike are invited to partake in these festivities, creating their own memorable moments during this special time of year.