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For an undeniably unique take on Christmas jollifications, arrange a holiday to Taos throughout the vacation season. The town's Native American and Hispanic influences are popular, introducing a multicultural flourish to the holiday with activities like the illuminating of Ledoux Street, where the wonderful street's shops, studios, museums and galleries offer food, drink and music, and bonfires to passersby's, and the boulevard is lined up with farolitos, or small lanterns, warmly sparkling.

Taos's X-mas tree lighting happens at the end of November in a celebration that includes carol singing and the landing of Santa Claus in an antique fire engine. During the time preceding Christmas time, the town additionally celebrates the Hispanic custom "Las Posadas", a candlelight processional at Ranchos de Taos Plaza, along with a production of "Los Pastores", a Spanish morality play. The peak of the holiday season traditions happens on Christmas Day, on the taos Pueblo. The pueblo denizens enjoy a processional through the pueblo's plaza whilst bringing the statue of the Blessed Mother. Bonfires are additionally lit and ancestral tribal dances performed.