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Hallmark Channel, this town is calling your name.
The state senate issued a proclamation more than a decade ago declaring this town theChristmas Capital of Texas.

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You’ll see enough string lights to outshine the runway at DFW Airport.
Here’s how to spend a spirited weekend in Grapevine, Texas.
Christmas in Grapevine
Christmas in Grapevine is about a lot more than food and retail.

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All this holiday cheer requires months of planning on the town’s part.
“The Main Street experience is interactiveit’s more than just shopping,” she says.
On a chilly North Texas night, you’ll see couples strolling from one winery tasting room to another.

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Stopping in for a classic holiday movie screening at the restoredPalace Theateris also a treasured tradition.
For those looking to shop for local goods and produce, theFarmers Market of Grapevinestays open into the evening.
The overall holiday spectacle here attracts locals as well as tourists.

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But about 20 years ago, Main Street wasn’t exactly humming.
It took a community effort to make it a destination.
What To Do
Board theGrapevine Vintage Railroad’s Christmas Wine Trainfor a date-night dinner with complimentary vino.

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(The train also caters to families with its North Pole Express rides.)
Where To Shop
Shop atGood Things for All Seasonsto find your deck-the-halls necessities.
Look for stylish coats, jewelry, and more at clothiers likeOoh La La!andThe Palm Tree Boutique.

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Find gifts for all your favorite foodies atGrapevine Olive Oil Company.
Also not to be missed are the gourmet confectioneryDr.
Sue’s ChocolateandVetro Glassblowing Studio & Fine Art Gallery.

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Head toFireside Piesfor a Burrata Pesto or Prosciutto & Parm pizza cooked on an open-flame firepit.
And if Rudolph is feeling poorly, not to worry.
Dasher and company can just follow all the 747s flying into DFW airport.

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TryGaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center, for those who want to experience a major holiday extravaganza.
TheGreat Wolf Lodge, with its indoor waterpark, is perfect for keeping the kids entertained.
Hotel Vinisa six-story, 120-room hotel that is Grapevine’s only boutique property.

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