Join the Ohio History Connection at the Ohio Village for a Dickens of a Christmas, an authentic 19th century holiday celebration on December 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th and 20th.
A Christmas classic and central Ohio tradition, Dickens of a Christmas takes visitors back in time as the Ohio Village, the Ohio History Connection’s recreated 19th-century community, is transformed with Victorian-era crafts, decorations, caroling, cooking demonstrations and traditions inspired by Charles Dickens’ festive vision of Christmas. Follow the Ghost of Christmas Past; meet Saint Nicholas himself and an assortment of other 19th-century characters along the way. Visit the Ohio Village tavern for a glass of wassail or other festive drink, enjoy chestnuts roasted over an open fire and explore the community’s shops and homes for fun, family friendly holiday activities.
For your holiday gift needs, you can shop the General Store in Ohio Village for unique gifts including art, food, wine and crafts made in right here in the state.
Location:
Ohio Village at 800 E. 17th Ave. in Columbus
Location:
Ohio Village at 800 E. 17th Ave. in Columbus
Days and Times:
Friday, December 9th: 5pm - 9pm
Saturday, December 10th: 5pm - 9pm
Sunday, December. 11th: 12pm - 5pm
Friday, December 16th: 6pm - 9pm
Saturday, December 17th: 6pm - 9pm
Sunday, December. 18th: 12pm - 5pm
Admission:
Adults: $12
Children (ages 6-12): $9
Ages 5 and under are free
Ohio History Connection members: $7 per adult, $4 children
Get tickets by calling 800.686.6124, or visit Ohio History Connection website to buy tickets online or buy at the door the day of the event.
Saturday, December 10th: 5pm - 9pm
Sunday, December. 11th: 12pm - 5pm
Friday, December 16th: 6pm - 9pm
Saturday, December 17th: 6pm - 9pm
Sunday, December. 18th: 12pm - 5pm
Admission:
Adults: $12
Children (ages 6-12): $9
Ages 5 and under are free
Ohio History Connection members: $7 per adult, $4 children
Get tickets by calling 800.686.6124, or visit Ohio History Connection website to buy tickets online or buy at the door the day of the event.
More about the Ohio History Connection:
On May 24, 2014, the Ohio Historical Society changed its name to the Ohio History Connection. Established in 1885, this nonprofit organization provides a wide array of statewide services and programs related to collecting, preserving and interpreting Ohio’s history, archaeology and natural history through more than 50 sites and museums across Ohio, including its flagship museum, the Ohio History Center in Columbus. For more information about programs and events, call 800.686.6124 or go online at www.ohiohistory.org.
Winner of the Family 4-Pack will be announced once the winner has confirmed.
Winner of the Family 4-Pack will be announced once the winner has confirmed.
