The 2017 Yule of Yesteryear Festival will feature historic craft demonstrations, ornament making for children, a holiday bake sale, musical performances from local choirs and musicians, pictures with Santa and more.
Yule of Yesteryear – A Traditional Holiday Festival, is coming to Valparaiso on Saturday, December 9, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida is the site of this festive annual Christmas event based on the history of our area.
The Spirit of Christmas will fill the air with musical performances from local choirs and musicians. The Walton Guard Civil War re-enactors will portray a living history of Christmas, 1861.
The Museum will be open with free admission all day where you will discover the rich history of Northwest Florida. There are exhibits about Native Americans and pioneers, as well as early industries such as, fishing, boat building, turpentine and the Museum’s newest exhibit, “Hair Raising History.”
Kids will play and learn in the “Discovery Room” while everyone will enjoy “Paradise Gardens.”
There will be historic craft demonstrations, ornament making for children, a holiday bake sale, and free picture taking with Santa Claus.
Feast on fabulous favorites from food vendors, shop for unique one-of-a-kind gifts from talented art & craft vendors and find affordable stocking stuffers in the Museum’s Gift Shop.
Mark your calendar for December 9, gather your family and friends and come experience the Spirit of Christmas at Yule of Yesteryear, Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida in old downtown Valparaiso. Remember, dress for the weather!
Vendor spaces still available. Visit www.heritage-museum.org
2017 YULE OF YESTERYEAR ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
10:00 AM Plew Panthers Choir
10:30 AM Pelican Pickers
12:00 PM Emerald Coast Chorus
12:30 PM Sugar Beach Chorus
1:15 PM Bluewater Bay Elementary
2:00 PM Edge Elementary
2:45 PM Yule Special Rock Band
Times may vary.
Contact: 850-678-2615
info@heritage-museum.org
www.heritage-museum.org
This event is sponsored in-part by the Cities of Valparaiso and Niceville.
