Now that Thanksgiving has passed, our attention can fully shift to the Christmas season. A number of festivals have already started, but here are some to look out for. TCU Annual Christmas Tree Lighting – November 28 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Highlighted by the lighting of the Christmas tree and a mandatory TCU fireworks show, this event is perfect for students and families alike. The tree sits at the end of the campus commons and the grass area between the tree and Frog Fountain will be full of events. Past activities include crafting and holiday games. There will also be a performance by Johnnyswim this year. SuperFrog Santa will be available for photos and free refreshments and treats will be given out. Parking will open in all lots after 5 p.m. and shuttles will be available. Panther Island Ice – Nov. 17 – Jan. 15 Fort Worth’s only outdoor ice skating rink returns to Panther Island. The rink is located at the Coyote Drive-In and is open seven days a week, including holidays. Admission is $12 and that includes the skate rental fee. There are no discounts for TCU students, but admission is half off on Tuesdays and only $10 on Wednesdays if you bring two canned goods. Parking is free and a ticket to the Coyote Drive-In is not required for admission to the ice rink.
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Winter Events Guide
By Ryan Myers
Published Nov 27, 2017