Historic Mooresville invites you to escape the holiday hustle and step back in time for a festive new holiday tradition, Historic Mooresville’s Twelve Doors of Christmas!
Stroll along our charming streets adorned with classic Della Robbia wreaths and fresh greenery, part of the town’s cherished holiday traditions featured in Southern Living magazine. This year, the magic of Christmas awaits at 12 special doors throughout our historic village!
Upon arrival, guests will receive a Holiday Passport and set off on a self-guided stroll through Mooresville in search of the Twelve Doors of Christmas. At each stop, you’ll be welcomed by friendly residents, enjoy a visit, and stamp your passport. It’s a wonderful opportunity to experience the Town’s warm hospitality and timeless charm that makes Christmas in Historic Mooresville so special.
Once you’ve collected all 12 stamps, return to the historic 1839 Brick Church where warm apple cider and a specially curated holiday treat box filled with sweets and seasonal favorites created just for the Twelve Doors of Christmas will be waiting for you.
Then, enter your completed passports into a Holiday Raffle for the chance to take home one-of-a-kind and uniquely Historic Mooresville prizes including beautiful Della Robbia wreaths handcrafted by Mooresville residents, custom Mooresville holiday gift baskets and more.
With historic homes dressed for the season, treasured Christmas traditions, and neighbors sharing the spirit of the holidays, Twelve Doors of Christmas is more than a stroll through history—it’s a celebration of community and the simple joys of the season.
Come discover the doors, collect the stamps, and experience the magic of Christmas in Historic Mooresville!
Raffle tickets will be drawn at 12:00 pm.
No private Residences open.
Guests will Check-In at the Stagecoach Tavern.
Event is Rain or Shine.
Tickets: Your PayPal/credit card receipt will be your reservation acknowledgement. No “tickets” will be mailed.
Dress: Casual and warm with comfortable shoes. Walking required. Open public buildings are not wheelchair accessible.
Parking: Provided in the front of town and on Old Highway 20.
Restrooms: Please be advised: There are NO public restrooms in Mooresville.
Questions? Email: mooresvillepermit@gmail.com
Note: No refunds after Monday, December 7th and your PayPal receipt serves as your “tickets.”
