Party With The G R I N C H and S A N T A
Join us at Allandale Mansion and take free pictures with Santa and his special guest. (He Hates Christmas.)
December 12th 4PM to Dark.
The snow machines will be out for play.
Christmas Crafts.
Photo Ops.
DJ WUBWOOFER will be spinning the tunes for a Christmas Dance Party
Fun Small Business Vendors!
Weather Permitting – The giant outdoor movie will begin at dark around 5:30- 6:00
Movie – The G R I N C H
ADMISSION IS FREE TO THE PARTY!
Food trucks will be setup on site for a delicious dinner.
The mansion will be open for tours Via Kingsport Parks and Recs! Tours are $5 per person. 12 and under are free. Food and drinks are not permitted inside the mansion.

Join us for an 1818 Christmas at the Inn:December 13th from 6 PM – 8 PMDecember 14th from 6 PM – 8 PMDecember 15th from 2 PM – 4 PM
Come celebrate Christmas with friends and family at the Netherland Inn and Boatyard National Historic Site, just as Margaret and Richard Netherland celebrated over 200 years ago- dating all the way back to 1818. This festive event will feature beautiful decorations, warm cider, special treats, and lively music.
Entertainment and ticket sales TBD, so be sure to check back.
NO early ticket sales are available and reservations are not required. Parking is available in the lot behind the Inn or in the grass lot on Lilac Street.
Make plans now to attend this wonderful holiday tradition to enjoy the beautiful 1818 period all-natural decorations, designed and provided by Kingsport garden clubs and Netherland Inn volunteers; to partake of special treats; to hear seasonal music, and visit with living history characters from Kingsport’s past.The Netherland Inn Association is an all- volunteer organization. All proceeds from this and other events go toward maintenance and restoration of the Netherland Inn and Boatyard, as well as additions to the historic campus. In addition to being the birthplace of Kingsport, the Netherland Inn and Boatyard is the only site of the National Register of Historic Sites to have been both a boatyard and a stagecoach stop.