There will also be frequent musical performances, with under-the-tree carols on Wednesdays and traditional holiday music performed on the town hall balcony every day except Fridays and Saturdays.

Look for traditional German treasures like hand-blown glass ... Located near the city center, the market’s main Christmas tree is covered in over 3,000 lights. It sparkles like a beacon in ...

(Why do we have Christmas trees?) Christmas markets were a natural ... the markets have become an essential element of the traditional German Christmas. Photograph by Daniel Karmann, Picture ...

Sometimes, money does grow on trees. A German gold merchant appears ... would languish inside Goldfinger’s lair on Christmas Day. In lieu of the traditional star, the wildly dear decoration ...

The famous Tree of Hearts, a giant maple tree decked ... bringing a taste of traditional German Christmas markets to the Windy City. The hugely popular market will be staged across two locations ...

The scrappy, Christmas-loving German immigrants who founded this ... natural ornament crafting and behold a traditional tree in all its candlelit glory during the museums Deck the Halls event.

This market is a beloved holiday tradition in the Midwest with a charming skating rink, a singing Christmas tree and beautifully ... the market features traditional German crafts, authentic ...

In the mid-1800s, German glassmaker Hans Greiner began ... There is a good reason why angels, like stars, are traditional Christmas tree toppers, and that is because these messengers of God ...

Many people look forward to bringing home a traditional tree for Christmas ... Protestant leaders in Germany promoted the Christmas tree to replace images of the nativity, also known as the ...