2007 San Francisco Christmas Events

There are several Christmas events in San Francisco, California that the entire family could enjoy. Some events are free and some are low to medium cost. Whatever Christmas event you chose to take your family to, don't forget to take the camera to preserve those extra special memories. This article details only 4 of the San Francisco 2007 Christmas events.

2007 San Francisco Christmas Event #1: Great Dickens Christmas Fair

The Great Dickens Christmas Fair is truly something special to experience. When you attend the fair, it's like taking a trip back in time. Everything is set in old fashioned London, with hundreds of people dressed in costumes for the occasion. The Great Dickens Fair is open every weekend starting November 23rd through December 23rd. It will be located at the Cow Palace Exhibition Halls 2600 Geneva Avenue. There will be entertainment for everyone in the family, from adult to child. Parking is $22.00 for adults, $19.00 for Student/Senior/Military, $10.00 Children 5 to 11, Children under 5 are free and you can get discounted ticket prices if you are in groups of 25 or more. Parking is an additional $8.00 dollars. For more information, call

2007 San Francisco Christmas Event #2: Christmas Eve Supper Cruise

Why not celebrate Christmas by going on a Christmas Eve Cruise? Going on a cruise for Christmas Eve would certainly be a new and different thing for you to do. This cruise takes place on a Hornblower Yacht on December 24th. You can board at 3 PM and the cruise itself is from 3:30 PM to 6 PM. There will be a buffet full of traditional Christmas food. While you eat, you'll be entertained by live music, beautiful views and even a visit from good ol' Saint Nick himself! This event costs $99 for adults, $59.40 for children ages 4-12 and $89.10 for Seniors and people in the Military (must show ID). You can board the Christmas Even Supper Cruise at Pier 3 in San Francisco. To make it easier, make your reservations from their web site.

2007 San Francisco Christmas Event #3: Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker