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Come Home to a Franklin County Christmas
- Dates: December 5, 2026
- Times: 4pm - 8pm
- Admission: Free
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Town of Rocky Mount
Location: Downtown Rocky Mount
320 Franklin Street
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Phone: 540-483-9293
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Step into the magic of Christmas by a visit to our enchanting “North Pole” at the Rocky Mount Train Depot. The staff of Franklin County Parks & Recreation will be dressed as elves awaiting a fun time where kids can delight in playing a variety of games. Find event details at historicrockymount.com.
We enjoy hosting this very special event for Franklin County residents and visitors alike. Enjoy The North Pole, live music, dance performances, horse and buggy rides, and Santa Claus all of which are offered for free to the public. The streets are filled with food and craft vendors and Christmas spirit!
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Come Home to a Franklin County Christmas
- 320 Franklin Street
- Rocky Mount, VA 24151
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- Downtown Rocky Mount
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