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Toccoa 2021 ChristmasFest: Holiday Lights & Festive Fun in Historic Downtown

Toccoa 2021 ChristmasFest: Holiday Lights & Festive Fun in Historic Downtown Northeast Georgia Mountains Toccoa The City of Toccoa welcomes the Christmas season the first weekend of December with the annual ChristmasFest in the Historic Downtown area. This magical event is staged from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m on December 3, 2021.

Take in the sounds of the holiday season during this special evening as carolers stroll the streets and stores throughout the evening, serenading the shoppers.
Musical entertainment is also offered throughout the evening.

Please follow mainstreettoccoa.com/christmasfest for more information about this year's event.
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