Christmas Joy Comes to Conway with New Carnival
Get ready, Conway! The festive spirit is alive and kicking in this charming city. This holiday season, the community is thrilled to welcome a sparkling new attraction – the Conway Christmas Carnival! Nestled right on Elm Street near the scenic Conway Riverwalk, this exciting addition is sure to spread cheer to families and friends alike.
A Community Event for All
From December 5th through December 22nd, the Christmas Carnival will join forces with the beloved Celebration of Lights and Santa’s Village, offering a one-stop destination for family fun from 6 to 9 PM. What better way to enjoy the holiday than with rides, games, and delicious treats together with loved ones? For just $20 per wristband, you can dive into a world of holiday excitement, making memories that will last a lifetime.
Ashley Smith, the city’s Parks and Recreation director, shared her enthusiasm about this first-ever event. “For us, it’s all about being family-friendly and being a part of the community,” she said with a warm smile. The carnival is part of a bigger vision created by the city’s leaders, who want to amplify the holiday spirit in Conway. This emphasis on community is not only about fun but also about breathing life into downtown businesses, bringing folks together as they explore what the city has to offer.
What to Expect at the Carnival
So, what exactly can you experience at the Conway Christmas Carnival? Picture yourself riding the Ferris wheel under a canopy of twinkling lights or digging into tasty holiday treats that awaken your taste buds. The combination of carnival rides, traditional games, and other festive experiences is designed to bring a smile to everyone’s face, no matter their age! It awaits you at 7 Elm Street in downtown Conway, making it easily accessible for all who want to join in on the fun.
The Christmas Carnival is just one paw-some option out of many in this festive season. This year, Conway has lined up some incredible holiday-themed experiences. On December 11th, lace up those running shoes for the Under the Lights 5K Run/Walk, and on December 14th, don’t miss the chance to sit down for Pancakes with Santa – breakfast with Old Saint Nick is a must-do for those with little ones!
A Marketplace of Holiday Cheer
Speaking of local festivities, mark your calendars for this Saturday, December 7th, because the Rivertown Holiday Market is taking place at the Conway Sports and Fitness Center. This fun, free holiday shopping event features various vendors and music, providing the perfect opportunity to find unique gifts while soaking in the seasonal merriment.
And that’s not all, folks! The annual Conway Christmas Parade, hosted by the Conway Chamber of Commerce, will run through the downtown area on December 14th at 10 AM. With floats, festive music, and lots of holiday cheer, it’s the perfect way to keep the good times rolling.
Final Thoughts
This holiday season, Conway is bursting with life and joy, and the new Christmas Carnival is just the icing on the cake! With exciting attractions and cheerful events galore, it’s time to gather the family, bring your friends, and explore everything this charming city has in store. For all the latest updates and a full list of holiday happenings, check out conwayparksandrecreation.net or give them a call at 843-488-1950. Don’t miss out on the fun waiting for you in Conway!
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