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TN Couple Creates Christmas Wonderland for Community
8 Nov
Summary
- Couple invests over $100,000 in elaborate holiday festival.
- 50-acre property features lights, carnival games, and live entertainment.
- Festival aims to create lasting holiday memories for families.
Liz and Chris Hieber, a couple from Tennessee, are hosting an extensive Christmas festival on their 50-acre property near Nashville. The event, named "Christmas at The Hideaway," is set to open on November 13th and will run for 18 nights over six weekends.
The festival involves a significant investment, with costs expected to exceed $100,000. Attractions include a mile-long light display, a 20-foot Christmas tree, carnival games, a Christmas market, and opportunities to meet Santa Claus.
The Hiebers' goal is to create memorable holiday experiences for their two young children and the local community. They have sourced decorations creatively and benefited from community support and sponsorships.
Initially from California, the couple moved to Nashville to pursue their careers. They acquired their property through winning an auction in 2019, later expanding it to create an event venue called The Hideaway Nashville.
The initiative has garnered significant community enthusiasm, including support from Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown, who believes the festival will enhance the city's holiday appeal and benefit local businesses. The couple hopes attendees will embrace the event as an annual tradition.
