Christmas at the Library features a live nativity, carriage rides, carolers, story time, warm treats and a free tour of the Library. Admission and parking are also free.
A family enjoys some cookies at the Dairy Bar inside the Library.
Capturing the live nativity.
A local church choir singing upbeat Christmas songs for visitors.
Roy Graham, son of Franklin Graham, along with his wife, Donna, and their children, helped light a large Christmas tree just inside the Library to kick off the holiday season.
Reserve your spot for Christmas dinner on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association headquarters right behind the Library.
About to enjoy dinner before the Christmas festivities.
All lit up.
Visitors are welcome to pet the live nativity animals from noon to 2 p.m. each day.
Various groups sing Christmas songs each night of the event.
Taking in the sights around the Library.
A live nativity depicts the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to earth to free us from our sins.
Do you have freedom in Christ?
Hearing stories about the meaning of Christmas on the Library's heated patio.
A backdrop for the carriage rides provides a nice photo op for this family.
A glass cross provides entrance into the Library. Just as the cross is lit from lights within, so Jesus Christ—who died on a cross—brings light to a dark world.
Learn more about the Light of the World.
