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Get Your Holidays On! 25th Annual Pawtucket Winter Wonderland Festival at Slater Park
The PawtucketWinterWonderland event is free admission and free parking.
Visit the 30 acre Christmas display located within Slater Park in Pawtucket, RI. While being the largest Christmas display and festival in all of Rhode Island, the display is made up of 650 decorated Christmas trees, over 100 light displays, 20 Victorian style houses, multiple 40′ LED mega trees, a read-along “Night Before Christmas” display, and much much more.
Added activities are affordable, due to the generous support of our sponsors and many volunteers.
On December 2nd, 3rd, 9th, and 10th from 4-8PM the roads will be closed to allow families to safely walk through our display to view all of the decorations, listen to Christmas music, take great pictures, and make great family memories that will last forever.

The following activities happen during festival nights:
Visit with Santa in the boathouse
Ride the miniature train, Hayride, or the Historical Looff Carousel
Take a stroll among the 650 trees and 20 Victorian houses
Talk with our 18-foot talking snowman
Be entertained every hour by a local dance studio, band, choral, or professional entertainer
Enjoy hot chocolate, cookies, hotdogs, and chips at our food tent
Walkthrough our “Night Before Christmas” displays and much more
Slater Park is located with entrances at Newport Avenue and on Armistice Blvd in Pawtucket.