Get Crafty
Love how Blithewold Mansion decorates? Head to one of their many holiday-themed workshops (and bring the kids along) to take a bit of that beauty home with you. On December 2 and 3, learn a new skill at a Wreath Decorating Workshop, or take the family to a just-for-kids Decorate a Tiny Tree Workshop on December 9. If you’d rather channel your creativity in the kitchen, head to a holiday Hors d’Oeuvres Workshop on December 7, or a Family Gingerbread House Workshop on December 3. Their website offers more details and a lot more workshops. 101 Ferry Road, Bristol. 401-253-2707
Get Serenaded
Linden Place Mansion’s The Heart of Christmas celebration wouldn’t be complete without a concert by crooner Michael DiMucci on December 2 at 7:30pm. Known as the Josh Groban of the museum, DiMucci will sing his way into your heart amidst the backdrop of the resplendently decorated ballroom. The fundraiser concert, which will feature wine and desserts in addition to a mixture of classical and traditional holiday songs, is sure to sell out so reserve your tickets soon by calling the mansion. 500 Hope Street, Bristol. 401-253-0390, www.lindenplace.org
Make it a Colonial Christmas
Take the idea of preserving holiday traditions to the next level at Coggeshall Farm. On December 3 and 4, the Colonial-era farm and education center will host its Christmas Sale. Guests can play 18th century games, make their own wreaths, enjoy hot cider and take home a hand-cut Fraser Fir for this year’s Christmas tree. Off Poppasquash Road, Bristol. 401-253- 9062, www.coggeshallfarm.org
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