The holiday season is shining bright in spite of the bitter cold temperatures in Genesee County this season. Nowhere is that more evident than at Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad.

Christmas at Crossroads welcomed more than 4,600 visitors on opening night, for the tree-lighting ceremony and the first sights and sounds of Christmas in the Village. Nearly 8,000 people visited the Village during opening weekend.

Since then, the excitement has continued to build. One of the signature attractions, the historic 1800s Huckleberry Railroad, has been especially popular. Holiday train rides have been consistently selling out, as guests line up for the chance to experience the magic of the season. The combination of twinkling lights, winter scenery, and a nostalgic ride through the village has proven to be a major highlight for visitors of all ages and from all over the state.

Christmas at Crossroads is open to the public this weekend and next weekend, so don’t miss out!

Click here for information on dates, times, and admission.

About Crossroads Village

Whether you’re boarding the iconic Huckleberry Railroad, enjoying a captivating show at the Colwell Opera House, or discovering traditional trades from skilled artisans, Crossroads is a place where history comes alive and where you can create your own unforgettable moments.