Sundays 9:00am and 11:00am

680 York Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Central Community Church

Christmasat Central

Christmas has a way of drawing people together, and this year, we’d love for that to happen here.

Three Ways to Experience the Season.

Whether you’re gathering with family, bringing friends, or coming on your own, we’ve created three different ways to experience the season with us.

  • The full A Niagara Christmas stage under blue light beams, the audience in silhouette.
  • A row of children in Christmas outfits sing on stage, the big screen behind them showing the same moment.
  • A pianist smiles at the keys as snow drifts down over the stage.
  • Smiling greeters in the lobby hold up playful signs on Christmas Eve, one reading “This sign is your cue to find your seat.”
  • Children dressed as elves in red and green dance across the stage carrying wrapped gifts.
  • A singer in a sparkling gown performs under blue stage light.
  • The Christmas Eve stage washed in red and blue light, a glowing Hope sign behind the speaker.
  • A couple in formal dress dance together in front of a painted backdrop of candles and holly.
  • Friends crowd together for a selfie in front of the lit Christmas trees in the lobby.
  • A vocalist sings into a handheld microphone, eyes closed, in blue light.
  • The stage washed in red light, two singers beneath the garland-trimmed canopy.
  • A family gathers by the lit Christmas tree in the lobby.
  • A dancer in a white gown moves across the stage beside a Christmas tree.
  • A full room of guests at candlelit tables, all turned toward the stage.
  • A greeter holding a Merry Christmas sign trimmed with string lights shakes hands with a guest at the doors on Christmas Eve.
  • The string section plays, violins raised, in warm stage light.

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A Niagara Christmas 2026 title artwork: the name in tall white serif letters over a purple-toned collage of last year's singers and musicians, with Celebrating 5 Years, Saturday, December 5 at 3pm, 5pm and 7pm, and Tickets available at centralcc.ca/christmas.

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Saturday, December 5

A Niagara Christmas

Celebrating 5 Years

“The Soundtrack of Christmas”

The Soundtrack of Christmas is a musical journey through the Christmas movies, characters, and stories that introduced us to the songs we love and the deeper meaning they’ve helped us discover. Think Kevin running through his neighbourhood in Home Alone, Buddy the Elf discovering New York City, and the Grinch’s heart growing three sizes.

Times
  • 3:00pm
  • 5:00pm
  • 7:00pm
Where
Central Niagara, 680 York Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake

The Show

Throughout the evening, we’ll revisit songs inspired by, featured in, or connected to some of our favourite Christmas films and stories. Along the way, movie trivia will remind us of the scenes, characters, and moments that made these songs unforgettable.

Join us for the 5th annual A Niagara Christmas featuring talented local musicians, singers, and dancers, plus movie trivia, lighting, and special effects.

Once again, we’re proud to raise funds for our charity of choice, Community Crew, supporting Niagara-area school children through after-school and lunch programs.

Tickets

General Admission
$20
Kids 10 and under
Free
VIP Tables
$325 to $375

New this year: VIP tables include seating for 8. Choose between a Christmas sweets tray or a charcuterie board with assorted meats, cheese, crackers, fruits and dips. Each option includes hot chocolate, cider or water.

Buy early. General Admission price increases to $25 on November 30, 2026.

A Niagara Christmas 2025

Last Year, in Under a Minute.

  • A singer in a burgundy jacket, arms open, backlit by starburst stage lights.
  • A dancer leaps across the stage, arms wide, in front of a winter scene.
  • Children at a front table beam at the stage, the crowd behind them.

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Sunday, November 29

Kids Christmas Takeover

A Christmas story told by kids for the whole family, grandparents included.

Time
  • 6:00pm
Where
680 York Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake

No registration needed.

Kids Christmas Takeover title artwork: a gold star shining over a small stable on a snowy blue night, with the date Sunday, November 29 at 6pm.
  • Five young children in Christmas dresses and sweaters stand together on stage under teal light.
  • Children on stage throw their arms up under blue stage lights during the Kids Christmas Takeover.
  • An older couple, a young family and a little girl in a red dress smile together among the lobby's Christmas lights.

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Christmas Eve Candlelight Experience title card: a single lit candle glowing on black, Thursday, December 24 at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7pm.

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Thursday, December 24

Christmas Eve Candlelight Experience

A quiet moment to reflect on what this season truly means.

Times
  • 1:00pm
  • 3:00pm
  • 5:00pm
  • 7:00pm
Where
680 York Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Free. No tickets needed.

  • The Christmas Eve stage under a warm red curtain, candles lining its edge as the band plays.
  • Worshippers raise their hands in silhouette against the bright stage on Christmas Eve.
  • The band plays beneath a glowing NOEL sign on Christmas Eve, candles along the front of the stage.
  • Singers lead a carol on the candlelit Christmas Eve stage, the lyrics on the screen beside them.

However you find your way here, you're welcome.

Sunday Experience
9:00am and 11:00am
680 York Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake

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