Events
Christmas in Natchez Annual Cocktail Party & Fundraiser
Please join us for the Annual Christmas in Natchez Cocktail Party & Fundraiser Thursday, September 18 from 5:30-7:30pm at Monmouth Historic Inn - 1358 John A Quitman. There will be live entertainment + a silent auction you do not want to miss with extravagant prizes like a luxury cruise for two, a vacation in the Hamptons, and so much more! All proceeds go directly to Christmas in Natchez efforts. Tickets are $60 for singles and $100 for couples.
Annual Lighting of the Tree - Saturday, November 28, 2026
Come and kick-off the Christmas Season with the Annual Lighting of the Christmas Tree in the heart of downtown Natchez. Our historic city has been dubbed “Christmas Capital of the South”, with a 34’ tree anchored in the center of Main Street. Each year, we gather around with family-friendly festivities including street vendors, children’s rides and a petting zoo. Don’t worry! Santa will join in on the fun inside Home Bank on the corner of Main and Commerce Streets. We will end the night with a special performance by the Natchez-Adams County High School Concert Choir, and caroling around the tree just before we begin the official countdown to light the tree with pyrotechnics synchronized to Christmas Carols. It is truly a magical event.
3:00 – 6:00 Children’s Rides and Petting Zoo
Santa and friends will be inside the Home Bank lobby
$10.00 armband for children – Unlimited rides and visits to the Petting Zoo
6:00 - 6:15 - Performance by Natchez-Adams County High School Concert Choir
6: 15 - 6:30 - Caroling Around the Tree
6:30 - Lighting of the Tree
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE - Saturday, December 5th at 6:00 pm
Join us for the Annual Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 5th in downtown Natchez.
If you would like to participate in the parade, please click HERE for the application and follow the instructions on the form.
The parade will start at 6:00 pm from Broadway, and will go LEFT on Franklin Street, turn RIGHT at Rankin Street and then RIGHT on Main Street, LEFT on Canal, and then RIGHT on Broadway back to the original position.