Christmas at the Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh
Please note: These Christmas tickets do not include Visit Father Christmas and his Elves. Tickets for this separate experience must be booked here.
Wander through the wintery, cobbled streets of Ulster decorated for the festive season, from the humble surroundings of a single-room cabin to the more indulgent Christmas of the Hughes House.
Meet Mrs Mellon and taste traditional Christmas cake, enjoy the festive sounds of brass bands, and take a horse and carriage ride around the Folk Park (if weather allows).
Festive family fun
Children can get hands-on with festive crafts, play with wooden toys, follow the Christmas bauble trail and write a letter to Father Christmas. There are marshmallows to toast, paper chains to make, and a festive sleigh - perfect for a family photo.
Visit Mrs Claus' Bakery for warmed apple punch and mince pies, or pick up a special decoration from the giftshop. Look out for Captain Mummer’s lively performance, celebrating one of the oldest Christmas traditions of rural Ulster.
Christmas in America
Stroll down American Street as it comes alive with festive cheer. Enjoy the smells, flavours and decorations that shaped the modern holiday season and find out how European settlers influenced Christmas.
Don’t forget to stop by Maker Café for hot chocolate and festive treats, and pick up last-minute gifts in the shop!
Enjoy the full Christmas programme on:
- Saturday 5th December
- Sunday 6th December
- Saturday 12th December
- Sunday 13th December
- Saturday 19th December
- Sunday 20th December
- Monday 21st December
- Tuesday 22nd December
- Wednesday 23rd December
Weekday Visits
While our full Christmas activity won't be happening on weekdays, the Folk Park will be decorated for the festive season from 5th December until 3rd January. On weekdays, you can still learn about Christmas traditions, write your letter to Father Christmas, follow the Children's Bauble Trail, see a traditional Christmas card display and taste Christmas cake.
Important information
- Please note that tickets to our 'Visit Father Christmas and his Elves' experience must be purchased separately.
- When confirming your ticket purchase please ensure that you have chosen the correct museum and ticket types as tickets are Non-Refundable and Non-Transferable.
- Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.
- You are able to arrive at the museum on your chosen day, any time between 10:00 and 14:45. The site will close at 16:00.
Please note: These Christmas tickets do not include Visit Father Christmas and his Elves. Tickets for this separate experience must be booked through our website.
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Please note: These Christmas tickets do not include Visit Father Christmas and his Elves. Tickets for this separate experience must be booked here.
Wander through the wintery, cobbled streets of Ulster decorated for the festive season, from the humble surroundings of a single-room cabin to the more indulgent Christmas of the Hughes House.
Meet Mrs Mellon and taste traditional Christmas cake, enjoy the festive sounds of brass bands, and take a horse and carriage ride around the Folk Park (if weather allows).
Festive family fun
Children can get hands-on with festive crafts, play with wooden toys, follow the Christmas bauble trail and write a letter to Father Christmas. There are marshmallows to toast, paper chains to make, and a festive sleigh - perfect for a family photo.
Visit Mrs Claus' Bakery for warmed apple punch and mince pies, or pick up a special decoration from the giftshop. Look out for Captain Mummer’s lively performance, celebrating one of the oldest Christmas traditions of rural Ulster.
Christmas in America
Stroll down American Street as it comes alive with festive cheer. Enjoy the smells, flavours and decorations that shaped the modern holiday season and find out how European settlers influenced Christmas.
Don’t forget to stop by Maker Café for hot chocolate and festive treats, and pick up last-minute gifts in the shop!
Enjoy the full Christmas programme on:
- Saturday 5th December
- Sunday 6th December
- Saturday 12th December
- Sunday 13th December
- Saturday 19th December
- Sunday 20th December
- Monday 21st December
- Tuesday 22nd December
- Wednesday 23rd December
Weekday Visits
While our full Christmas activity won't be happening on weekdays, the Folk Park will be decorated for the festive season from 5th December until 3rd January. On weekdays, you can still learn about Christmas traditions, write your letter to Father Christmas, follow the Children's Bauble Trail, see a traditional Christmas card display and taste Christmas cake.
Important information
- Please note that tickets to our 'Visit Father Christmas and his Elves' experience must be purchased separately.
- When confirming your ticket purchase please ensure that you have chosen the correct museum and ticket types as tickets are Non-Refundable and Non-Transferable.
- Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.
- You are able to arrive at the museum on your chosen day, any time between 10:00 and 14:45. The site will close at 16:00.
Please note: These Christmas tickets do not include Visit Father Christmas and his Elves. Tickets for this separate experience must be booked through our website.
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