Christmas

The Amarillo area has many Christmas traditions.

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On Christmas Eve every kid wants to know where Santa is at, and every parent wants to know so their kids will go to bed. We want to help you out with finding Santa, we have some great Santa trackers so you can follow Santa to Amarillo.

Christmas is one of those days where nearly everything is closed. It's a chance to give everyone a day to spend with their family. However, sometimes, some people don't have family or they are traveling and cannot get home. Some people just don't want to cook on their holiday. Here are a few places open in Amarillo on Christmas Day.

Each year the Palo Duro Cowboy Church hosts the Cowboy Nativity and this year was the first year I was able to go and see it live and it was amazing.

With the holidays rolling around, blood donation is very important. During the holidays, less donations happen, and if the area experienced a large tragedy or multiple accidents, then it's possible that there would not be enough blood.

Center City has come up with a great way to make Amarillo more festive and for the last few years they have asked Amarillo business owners to decorate the Hoof Print horses in front of their businesses.

Have you ever wondered what Amarillo looked like at Christmas back in the 60's. It was lit up, and festive and everyone one loved the pretty lights as you made your way downtown.

We all know about the sneaky little Elf on the Shelf. He comes out to keep and eye on the kids before Santa comes and creates all sorts of havoc around the house. In one Amarillo resident's house there is not elf, but St. Nicholas has some fun adventures.

Hear me out....Amarillo and the surrounding cities as the characters from A Christmas Vacation .