The halls of the Orlando Museum of Art will look a lot like Christmas when the 33rd annual Festival of Trees returns November 16-24, 2018.
Council of 101, which sponsors the event, invites you to get into the Holiday mood as you stroll through the halls filled with extravagant, designer-decorated trees, breathtaking displays of wreaths and tabletop trees, gingerbread masterpieces, and appearances by Santa.
The Orlando Museum of Art will showcase designer Christmas trees of all sizes, holiday vignettes, custom hand designed wreaths and table décor, a gingerbread village, tabletop displays and more. Each piece is designed by Orlando’s finest designers, and is available for purchase.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Festival of Trees is a major fundraiser for the Orlando Museum of Art, and during its run, there are also several additional event days:
The Opening Night Gala is November 15, and tickets are $150-$350 per person. The evening is a night of glamour at the Museum in a curated holiday wonderland setting with live music, delectable food, and VIP access to designer trees.
Bring your family and have Breakfast with Santa on November 16 and November 23. Meet Santa and have your picture taken with him. Plus join in singing Christmas carols and other fun-filled holiday-inspired activities. Tickets are $30 per person.
For the adults, Ugly Holiday Sweater Date Night takes place on November 16 from 7-10pm. Enjoy a date night, all geared up in your finest, ugly holiday sweater, enjoying music while strolling through the Festival of Trees and the Museum’s exhibitions. Casual eats and drinks available for purchase in the Festival Café. Tickets are $30 per person.
Later on November 22, join OMA for “Latin Nights.” Dance the night away to Latin music while enjoying the sights at the Festival of Trees. Sample delectable Latino cuisine (included in ticket price) and beverages available for purchase. Tickets are $45 per person.
Seniors receive discounted admission of $12 on November 19, from 10am to 5pm.
Kids will love the Reindeer Romp Children’s Party on November 20 from 6-8:30pm. Tickets are $20 per person and include a fun-filled evening of holiday excitement, Santa, and more. Get in an hour early for $10 extra.
TICKETS
Tickets to view the Festival of Trees are only $15 for adults, and $7 for children 3-11, which includes admission to the rest of the museum. OMA members tickets are $12.
They may be purchased in person, via phone by calling 407-896-4231 x254 or online at omart.org or orlandofestivaloftrees.com. Hours are 10am to 5pm daily.
Tickets also include admission to all current Orlando Museum of Art exhibitions.
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