NEWBERG, Ore. — Where will you sparkle during the most wonderful time of the year?

We’ve pulled together local, family-friendly Christmas-y events in Newberg and Dundee from our calendar — whether you’ve got family in town to entertain, kids out of school to keep busy, or just want to enjoy the season on your own or with friends.

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Here’s what’s on the calendar from Dec. 23–29, from light shows and winter balls to Christmas movie trivia and a sparkling brunch.

Remember to add your events to the Newsberg Calendar — it’s free advertising that supports your event and helps spread the word to your neighbors right here in town.

Newberg Christmas Light Route

Tuesday, Dec. 17–Sunday, Jan. 4 | 5–9 p.m.
See Map of Participating Locations
Free

Neighbors around Newberg have created everything from a synchronized light show with music and holiday decorations to wondrous and whimsical displays. Walk or drive through the town’s dazzling winter wonderland, perfect for guests of all ages.

See the full 2025 Newberg Christmas Light Route.

Post XMAS Barn Party, 2025 Last Rodeo

Friday, December 26 | 2 – 7:30 p.m.
Root & Rye Hop Farm and Brewery, 10282 NE Abbey Road, Carlton
Free, Suggested cover $5-$20

The holiday was yesterday. Your cooking meter is 0. Your ability to entertain is at an all-time low. That’s where Root & Rye Hop Farm & Brewery comes in with their 2025 Last Rodeo barn party! Head over for some tasty bites, some seasonal brews, live music, and the best of the cozy vibes. 

Blood Drive

Tuesday, Dec. 23 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Embold Credit Union, 901 Brutscher St., Suite A

If you’re in the mood to give back this year, nonprofit Bloodworks Northwest is taking donations to help save lives in the community. Blood donations go directly to hospitals across the Pacific Northwest. Donors in December can also enter to win a trip to Rome, Italy, next year. This event is best for those ages 18 and older.

Holiday Films Trivia

Tuesday, Dec. 23 | 7–9 p.m.
Stumptown Taps, 2401 Portland Road, Suite A6

Test your holiday movie knowledge at Stumptown Taps — and maybe enjoy a beer or cider while you’re there. The game is free to enter and best for the 21-and-over crowd. Feel free to bring outside food (and some cookies to share, because tis the season).

Sip While You Shop

Tuesday, Dec. 23 | noon–3 p.m.
Good Company Cheese, 602 E. First St., Suite A

Local cheese shop Good Company Cheese has invited area wineries to pour while guests shop for last-minute gifts. This event is best suited for individuals aged 21 and older.

Live Music at The Allison

Wednesday, Dec. 24 | 5–9 p.m.
Living Room at The Allison Inn & Spa, 2525 Allison Lane

Jazz pianist David Michael Lee is scheduled to perform live music at The Allison. The Living Room is open to locals and guests alike and offers happy hour featuring local wines and curated garden-to-table cuisine. I bet if you ask nice, he’ll play some holiday tunes.

2025 Winter Ball | Wine Country Pride

Saturday, Dec. 27 | 5–9 p.m.
Abbey Road Farm, 10280 N.W. Oak Springs Farm Road
General Admission: $107.48

The Winter Ball features dinner, drag, and dancing. Dress in your holiday best and get ready to shine.

Board Game Night

Saturday, Dec. 27 | 6–9 p.m.
Barley and Vine, 408 E. First St.
Free

Admission is free for board game night at the tavern, hosted in conjunction with Hobby Games of Newberg. Bring your favorite game or learn a new one, meet fellow tabletop gamers, and enjoy snacks or drinks. This event is family-friendly.

New Year’s Sparkling Brunch

Sunday, Dec. 28 | 11 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Domaine Willamette, 19255 Oregon 99W, Dundee
$10 per person

This Yamhill County winery is hosting a special holiday brunch with a curated menu designed to complement sparkling wines from Domaine Serene. Each party will receive a complimentary pastry board to start the experience. This event is best for the 21-and-over crowd.

Medieval Feaste Fundraiser for Dundee Commons

Sunday, Dec. 28 | 5 p.m.
Newberg First United Methodist Church, 1205 Deborah Rd.
$25 per ticket

Support a local church fundraiser benefiting Dundee Commons, a Habitat for Humanity affordable housing project. The event features dinner and choirs, themed as a medieval banquet meant to elicit the joy of yesteryear.