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Annual Festival of Trees with Santa visits and light displays
Immerse yourself in the holiday spirit at Fraser Ltd.'s 25th Annual Festival of Trees. This beloved event offers numerous opportunities for festive family fun, including cherished photos with Santa Claus and delightful 'Cookies with the Claus Family' gatherings. Be captivated...
Community tree lighting and skating with Santa
Get into the holiday spirit at the Moorhead Holiday Kickoff! This beloved event transforms downtown Moorhead into a winter wonderland, marking the official start of the festive season. Families can enjoy a magical ice skating session alongside Santa Claus, creating...
Free holiday village with Santa visits and reindeer.
Step into a winter wonderland at Santa Village, a cherished holiday tradition at Rheault Farm. Families can meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, see the reindeer, and enjoy festive activities like cookie decorating and model train displays. This free event offers...
Festively decorated zoo with sledding and Santa visits
Experience the magic of Holiday Nights at the Red River Zoo! Wander through a whimsical, festively decorated zoo, embark on an 'Spot the Elf' scavenger hunt, and enjoy thrilling sledding. Special animal presentations and a cozy campfire with a s'mores...
Expansive 1.5-mile drive-through light display with animated features.
Embark on a magical journey through the Holiday Lights at the Fairgrounds, a spectacular drive-through experience designed to ignite holiday cheer for all ages. This expansive display stretches over 1.5 miles, showcasing a breathtaking array of festive lights, including advanced...
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Open Map →Use a nearby railing for stability, lock focus on a face, and nudge exposure down slightly to preserve color. Shoot a burst of 3–5 frames and pick the sharpest later.
End near an indoor spot for cocoa or tea, change damp socks if needed, and review photos while warming up. Keep the final leg short so kids don't crash on the way back.
Pick a route with benches or rest spots every 10–15 minutes. Combine a short walk-through for photo ops with a drive-through so everyone participates without overdoing the walking.