It’s a Dickens Christmas Ya’ll 2025

It’s a Dickens Christmas Ya’ll 2025

December 13th, 202510 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Tuscumbia

Holiday festival reminiscent of the holiday classic “A Christmas Carol”, Carriage rides, snow falling, music, food vendors and more. Various events and programs throughout the day, with admission charged for some events.

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    • 116 East 6th Street
    • Tuscumbia, AL 35674
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    Downtown Tuscumbia

    Region

    Tuscumbia is located in the The Shoals Area of the North Alabama Region

    Fees

    Some events charge admission fee.

    Where to Stay

    Hawk Pride Mountain Offroad

    There are more than 40 trails to explore, from the sophisticated rock crawler to simple 4x4s and ATVs. A mud bog, food vendors, camping (RVs and primitive) are all available.

    Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tuscumbia/Muscle Shoals

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    Comfort Inn & Suites Tuscumbia - Muscle Shoals

    Book a room at the Comfort Inn & Suites Tuscumbia - Muscle Shoals.

    Key West Inn - Shoals

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    Tuscumbia RV Park

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    Seven Springs Lodge and Rattlesnake Saloon

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    Best Western Plus Tuscumbia/Muscle Shoals Hotel & Suites

    Best Western Plus Hotel & Suites

    Coldwater Inn

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    Where to Eat

    Palace Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop, The

    The Palace Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop in Tuscumbia is more than a place to get the perfect milk shake or a tasty sandwich, it's a nostalgic return to the past.

    Rattlesnake Saloon

    Great family restaurant in a relaxed atmosphere featuring burgers, dogs and more. Special burger is named one of Alabama's top burgers by the Alabama Cattlemen's Association and public opinion poll.
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    What to See & Do

    Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve

    700+ acres, privately protected scenic area that is a sanctuary for native plants and animals; 15 miles of hiking, primitive camping sites, picnicking, creek wading.

    Coldwater Falls

    Man-made lighted waterfall constructed of 2,000+ tons of sandstone. 80 ft. wide, 42 ft. tall., 4.3 million gallons of water pass over the falls each day.

    Hawk Pride Mountain Off Road

    Over 40 trails to accommodate from the sophisticated rock crawler to simple 4x4s and ATVs. A mud bog, food vendors, camping, (RVs & primitive) are all available.

    Historic Downtown Tuscumbia

    Historic downtown Tuscumbia is a destination for shopping, dining and outdoor events.

    Alabama Music Hall of Fame

    The Alabama Music Hall of Fame honors Alabama's musical achievers. Memorabilia from the careers of Alabamians such as Tammy Wynette, Lionel Richie, Emmylou Harris, the group Alabama, The Commodores, Nat King Cole, W.C. Handy, Hank Williams and many o...

    Spring Park

    Spring runs throughout park. Evening water show, lighted waterfall. Playground, pavilions, stage, restaurants. Imitation steam engine locomotive train, seats 120. Splash pad, roller coaster and carousel.

    Coldwater Stagecoach Stop

    Built as early as 1815, small hewn-log cabin served as a stagecoach stop on the Jackson Military Road in Tuscumbia.

    Tuscumbia Depot and Roundhouse

    Fully restored 1888 train depot now a museum. Rail and train memorabilia (including photo gallery).

    Tuscumbia Depot and Roundhouse

    The Tuscumbia Railroad Depot was built in 1888 by the Memphis & Charleston Railroad as a division headquarters. The Depot was built on the site of the first railroad west of the Allegheny Mountains which began in 1830. The Southern abandoned Tuscum...
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