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Things You Can Do During Thanksgiving Break

things to do on thanksgiving break

November is a fun time for family and friends. With the holidays around the corner, it also means the kids will be out of school. There are tons of things to do around town that won’t break the bank! Also, be sure to check our Christmas and Holiday Guide for additional events for the holiday season.

Things You Can Do During Thanksgiving Break

1. Have Some Fun at Your Local Library!

You can check out some free activities at these local libraries!

 Thanksgiving Movie Afternoon – Nancy Carson Library

Turkey Craft Extravaganza – Columbia County Library

2. Let Them Loose at the Park! 

Take advantage of this awesome 70-degree weather! Enjoy a local park! Here are a few our favorites…

Sassafras Park in Burnettown

Riverview Park in North Augusta

Evans Library Park in Evans

For More Parks: 
Augusta Parks
Aiken Parks
North Augusta Parks

3. Do a Holiday Craft Together! 

Turn on some Christmas music and enjoy some crafting time with the kids. Check out our Pinterest board for some ideas!

4. Take The Kids Ice Skating!

Take the kids to Evans On Ice!

Evans on Ice Hours:
Monday-Wednesday: Noon – 10PM
Thanksgiving Day: 5pm-9p⁣m
Friday: Noon-10pm
Saturday: Noon-10pm | Sunday: Noon-9pm

https://evansonice.com/

5. Take the Kids to See Santa! 

6. Go See Christmas Lights!

Lights of the South will be open on Thanksgiving Day. 

Monday – Sunday: 6 PM – 10 PM

7. Holiday Gingerbread Houses at Augusta History Museum

Check out the holiday-themed gingerbread houses on display at the Augusta History Museum! 

8. Check Out Christmas in the Back Country

Learn how colonists observed Christmas in the backcountry. The buildings will be open for visitors to tour and there will be demonstrations. Bring the family to enjoy life in the 18th century! The Mercantile will be open with handmade gifts for sale. There will be bread and cookies from the bake oven.

Photo Credit: Living History Park

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