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artisan and crafters. The Chamber hopes patrons will continue to support these businesses and shop local this holiday season. WHEN — Through Dec. 24 WHERE — facebook.com/ArtOnThe Bricks COST — Free; art for sale INFO — facebook.com/ArtOnTheBricks DTR Holiday Market The Farmers Market in Downtown Rogers will transition to a holiday market featuring vendors selling their winter crops, holiday treats, handmade crafts and gifts on select Saturdays in November and December. WHEN — 12-5 p.m. Nov. 21, 28 and Dec. 5, 12 WHERE — 120 W. Poplar St. COST — Free INFO — downtownrogersinc.org/market Virtual Visit With Santa WHEN — Nov. 14-Jan 7 WHERE — Pinnacle Hills Promenade via jinglering.com COST — $24.95 and up, depending on package INFO — pinnaclehillspromenade.com NWA Boutique Show WHEN — 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Nov. 20 & 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 21 WHERE — John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers COST — $5-$10 INFO — nwaboutiqueshow.com FYI — A list of merchants is available on the website for those who do not wish to shop in person. Victory Film Series With live programming on hold for the rest of the year, Arkansas Public Theatre continues its film series with a little something for everyone. Each film chosen is tied to a significant date or reason for the showing and will feature a specialty cocktail available for purchase at the concession stand. "FROZEN" — 3 p.m. Nov. 27 "TROLLS: WORLD TOUR" — 3 p.m. Nov. 28 "SAVING MR. BANKS" — 7 p.m. Dec. 5 "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION" — 7 p.m. Dec. 11 "WHITE CHRISTMAS" — 3 p.m. Dec. 12 "KRAMPUS" — 7 p.m. Dec. 18 "SCROOGED" — 7 p.m. Dec. 19 WHERE — 116 S. Second St. COST — $10 INFO — 631-8988, arkansaspublic theatre.org 'A Victorian Culinary Christmas' Slip away into the past and experience a re-creation of some of the Christmas culinary traditions of yesterday in the Rogers Historical Museum's new exhibit, "A Victorian Culinary Christmas," on display at the historic Hawkins House. Guided tours of limited group size offered through Jan. 2. WHEN — Dec. 5-Jan. 2; Hawkins House hours 10 a.m.-4p.m. Tuesday through Saturday WHERE —322 S. Second St. COST — Free INFO — rogershistoricalmuseum.org Springdale Holiday Express The Arkansas & Missouri Railroad welcomes guests aboard for the Holiday Express and Pajama Train. One-hour round trips from Van Buren to Rudy, and from Springdale to Johnson feature holiday-themed train cars with on-board caroling and letters to Santa. The big man himself will be at the depot for socially distanced visits. Hot chocolate and cookies are served after each train ride. Times vary; multiple trips per day. WHEN — Nov. 27-29, Dec. 5-6, 12, 19 WHERE — Springdale depot, 305 E. Emma Ave.; Van Buren depot, 813 Main St. COST — $5-$40 INFO — amtrainrides.com Christmas on the Creek With live music and entertainment, letters to Santa, a holiday market, tree lighting and more. WHEN — Noon-6:30 p.m. Nov. 28 WHERE — Downtown Springdale COST — Free INFO — downtownspringdale.org/events Cycling Santas Family-friendly bike ride through Downtown Springdale, open to all ages who can complete a 5-mile bike ride at a steady pace. Led by guides from 37 North Expeditions, groups will make surprise and festive stops along the way for holiday treats. Groups limited to 15 riders each, 90 riders total for the event. Costumes and bike decor highly encouraged! Fundraiser for Downtown Springdale Alliance. WHEN — 1-4:30 p.m. Nov. 28 WHERE — Depart from Shiloh Square, 106 W. Emma Ave. COST — $20-$50 INFO — downtownspringdale.org/ events, 37northexpeditions.com/ all-trips Parade of the Ozarks The annual Parade of the Ozarks departs from the Rodeo of the Ozarks grounds in Springdale at 6 p.m. sharp Nov. 28 to make its way down Emma Avenue, just as it has done for the last 23 years. A few changes have been made to accommodate distancing on the floats as well as on the parade route, but Rick Culver, executive director of the Springdale Benevolent Amusement Association, says the organization was thrilled to be able to give people some- thing to look forward to this year. "With everything going on, we sat and visited and thought about 'Christmas Dreams,'" Culver says of this year's theme. "Right now, people are needing something to lift their spirits and dreams, a lot of times, will do that." The deadline to submit an entry for the parade is Nov. 25. WHEN — 6 p.m. Nov. 28 WHERE — Emma Avenue in downtown Springdale COST — Free INFO — rodeooftheozarks.org/ christmas-parade Parade of Trees With a little ingenuity, a bunch of community spirit and a truckload of trees from Wisconsin, Springdale hosts this inaugural tree-decorating event. Deadline for tree sponsorship is Nov. 20, trees are installed Nov. 23-24 and can be decorated Nov. 27-29. All funds raised go to future programming. WHEN — Nov. 29-Dec. 28 WHERE — Downtown Springdale COST — $75-$500 to sponsor and deco- rate a tree; free to view INFO — downtownspringdale.org/events Please send holiday events to Jocelyn Murphy, What's Up! associate editor, at jmurphy@ nwadg.com. 10 WHAT'S UP! NOVEMBER 15-21, 2020 Christmas Continued From Page 9 Though covid-19 will alter some of the usual activities offered at Springdale's "Christmas on the Creek," plans are going forward for the fifth annual event. This year it will include masks and plenty of social distancing. 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