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Dec 05, 2025 News
(Kaieteur News) – Georgetown’s beloved Christmas Village is set to illuminate Main Street once again this holiday season, with the grand opening scheduled for tonight, December 5, 2025, at 5:30 PM. The event promises to deliver a true Guyanese Christmas experience, marking the official start of the festive season in the capital city.
Tourism, Industry and Commerce Minister Susan Rodrigues announced plans for the opening, which will feature a mega concert highlighting the best of Guyanese entertainment. The opening night celebration promises to set the tone for what has become one of Georgetown’s most spectacular holiday traditions.
This year’s celebration is expected to grow even bigger and brighter. The event transforms Main Street into a festive wonderland, complete with dazzling lights, vibrant decorations, and a showcase of local culture that distinguishes Guyana’s Christmas celebrations from the rest of the world.
The Christmas Village will once again feature the popular “One Guyana Supermarket,” a showcase aimed at promoting local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and agricultural produce. The marketplace gives local businesses an invaluable platform to display and sell their products during one of the busiest shopping periods of the year.
Visitors to the Christmas Village can expect an array of authentic Guyanese experiences, from local culinary delights to handcrafted gifts and holiday decorations. The event transforms Main Street into a festive hub for local businesses, cultural displays, and food, creating a unique atmosphere that captures the essence of a Guyanese Christmas.
The Christmas Village is part of a larger “Guyanese Christmas tourism package” that the Ministry of Tourism is developing to incorporate various activities designed to offer visitors a magical holiday experience. The comprehensive package includes accommodations, city tours, visits to attractions like Kaieteur Falls, and the Christmas Village experience on Main Street.
The Christmas Village has become a staple of the Guyanese holiday season, bringing together families, locals, and visitors from near and far to celebrate in true Guyanese fashion. The festive atmosphere, combined with the spirit of community and national pride, creates an experience that showcases Guyana’s rich cultural diversity and holiday traditions.
As the countdown to Christmas begins, the December 5 opening promises to be an unforgettable evening of music, culture, and celebration. The public is encouraged to come out in large numbers to experience the magic of a Guyanese Christmas on Main Street.
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