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Christmas in the Park
251 S. Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789
About this happenin
For one December evening the Morse Museum carries seven century-old Tiffany leaded-glass windows out of its galleries and stands them in the north end of Winter Park's Central Park, where a signal at 6:15 p.m. lights them and the Bach Festival Society Choir, Youth Choir and Brass Ensemble perform beneath them. The windows are memorials made by Tiffany Studios for a New York chapel, bought by Hugh and Jeannette McKean in 1974 and shown outdoors this way since 1979. Singing ends around 8 p.m., and the glass stays lit until 8:30. Know before you go: admission is free. Blankets and lawn chairs may be set up from 4 p.m., once the windows are installed, and tables are not allowed. The lawn sits near Garfield and Park avenues, about a block from the museum. Parking is available on the street, in the museum lot and in city lots, with a printable map on the City of Winter Park website. The park is a short walk from the SunRail station.

