Atlanta movers know that moving right before the winter holiday season can be stressful. It can also leave you with only a little bit of money to purchase Christmas gifts with. Instead of splurging on a ton of gifts, you can always take the family or your significant other out for some fun holiday cheer throughout the city. If you are new to Atlanta, your family movers at All My Sons have come up with a list of winter holiday events in Atlanta that you will not want to miss your first year as an Atlantan!

Cabbagetown Chomp & Stomp – November 7^th from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. visit chompandstomp.com

Garden Lights, Holiday Nights – November 14^th to January 9^th. Ticket information and details can be found at atlantabg.org.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – Takes place at the Center for Puppetry from November 12^th to December 27^th, with previews on November 10^th and 11^th. Reserve tickets at puppet.org.

Merry %#!*ing Christmas & A Christmas Carol – This is your Atlanta mover’s favorite holiday show! The Alliance Theatre teams up with Dad’s Garage Theatre Company for Merry %#!*ing Christmas, which is for adults-only and will take place from November 27^th through December 19^th. Then, a classic tale of A Christmas Carol will take place for the entire family from November 19^th to December 24^th. Information and tickets can be found at alliancetheatre.org.

Santaland Diaries – David Sedaris’ tales as a department store working as an elf during the holidays. Visit the Horizon Theatre November 20^th-December 31^st and purchase tickets at horizontheatre.org.

Centennial Park Holiday in Lights will be lit from November 21^st to January 10^th and the Ice Skating Rink will be open.

Lighting of Macy’s Great Tree is a holiday tradition and will be lit on Thanksgiving night, followed by fireworks.