Christmas Carol Sing-Along at the Ark Encounter for ChristmasTime

For the past several days, Ark guests have been thoroughly enjoying the unique experience of singing along with Southern Salvation by candlelight. Check out this video taken on a smartphone recently at the Ark:

ChristmasTime is free (you only pay $10 for parking*) and is a wonderful event for the whole family. Guests have been pouring in from around the country to celebrate Christmas with us, including many bus tours. We’re thrilled a lot of people are not only having a great time but also are hearing the life-changing message of the gospel through the “Encounter the Wonder” film.

ChristmasTown at the Creation Museum

Just 45 minutes away from ChristmasTime at the Ark Encounter is ChristmasTown at the Creation Museum. This spectacular event features a dazzling garden of lights—including two new steel dinosaurs (one is 40 feet long and 15 feet high) designed by Buddy Davis and all lit up in Christmas lights—a live nativity, concerts (select evenings), and more. This event is also free (you only pay $5 for parking*). We encourage you to bring the whole family! It’s west of the Cincinnati Airport.

New this year: parking at the Ark and Creation Museum is free for residents of seven Northern Kentucky counties and one Indiana county.*

Visit us soon! Go to CreationMuseum.org and ArkEncounter.com for more information.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.

*As a way of showing appreciation to its neighbors, AiG is offering free parking for residents in eight counties surrounding the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter: Kentucky’s counties of Grant, Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Pendleton, Gallatin, and Owen; and Indiana’s Dearborn County. A valid driver’s license from one of these eight counties will ensure free parking.

This offer to area residents is valid not only for ChristmasTime and ChristmasTown but also through all of 2020. It provides free access to the grounds, including the zoos, playgrounds, non-ticketed presentations, and more. A paid admission is required to go inside both the museum and the Ark.