MOORESVILLE CHRISTMAS 2013
As featured in the November/December 2012 issue of SOUTHERN LADY magazine (and in the December 2009 SOUTHERN LIVING magazine), Historic Mooresville puts on its holiday finery every December to celebrate the season. Bright fresh greenery and red bows decorate our street signs, Della Robbia wreaths with colorful fresh fruit and natural materials hang on the doors of our historic public buildings, and our homes are decorated in the tradition of Christmas past.
Holiday Progressive Dinner
Saturday, December 14, 3 to 9 PM
$60 per person
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM at the 1821 Stagecoach Tavern where you will receive a map and begin your walk through our beautifully decorated village. In order to visit all the homes and shops before they close at 7:00 and to allow time for your dinner reservation, we encourage you to check in as soon after 3:00 as possible.
Decorated houses plus 1818 Farms will be open, 3:00 to 7:00.
Appetizers and salad will be served in homes, 3:00 to 7:00.
Entrée at Limestone Bay Trading Co:
3 seatings: 4:30, 5:45, and 7:00
Coffee Bar and dessert at the Peebles’ Barn, 5:00 to 9:00
Music in the 1839 Brick Church
For your Christmas shopping, the following will be open:
1818 Farms – hand-made bath products and gifts
www.1818farms.com
facebook.com/1818Farms
Hen House Art – artwork
JaVa.Mooresville – coffee and art – Facebook: facebook.com/Javamooresville/
Limestone Bay Trading Co. – canned goods – www.limestonebaytradingco.com
Lyla’s Little House – homemade candy and cheese straws – Facebook: Facebook.com/lylaslittlehouse
Mooresville Mercantile – traditional gifts and home furnishings
www.MooresvilleMercantile.com
www.Facebook.com/MooresvilleMercantile
Post Office – support our 1840 Post Office – buy your holiday stamps
$60 per person. Tickets are limited. Reservations and payment available via PayPal in late summer 2013.
(You may also mail a check with your seating time to PO Box 42, Mooresville, AL 35649.)
Questions? Call 256-355-2683 or 256-350-7049.
Proceeds support the preservation of Historic Mooresville.
Dress: Warm business casual and comfortable shoes. Streets closed. Walking required. Open buildings are not wheelchair accessible.
