Help build next year
Every villager, shepherd, and stall-keeper is a volunteer.
Ways to volunteer
Tickets · December 3–6, 2026
Tickets are free. Reserving a time just tells us when to expect you, so the walk through town never gets crowded.Thank you to everyone who walked through Bethlehem with us, and to every volunteer who built it.
Reservations open Sunday, November 1 · in 18 days Reservations are open We’re open through Sunday night We hope to see you next December.
How it works
Reservations open at midnight Central on Sunday, November 1, the moment Saturday night ends. The showtimes are below so you can plan your evening.
Pick a time below, or open the full list on Ticket Tailor.
If the time you want is full, try another time or another night.
Thursday through Sunday
Each time is when the musical begins. All times Central.
Reservations open November 1
Reserve free tickets on Ticket TailorThe 9 PM showtimes on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are the musical only. Bethlehem doesn’t open afterward. To walk the town too, pick an earlier time.
Planning around a wheelchair, a stroller, ASL, or Spanish? We’re still confirming those details. Email
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Until next December
Every villager, shepherd, and stall-keeper is a volunteer.
Ways to volunteerTickets stay free because neighbors give.
DonateA free live nativity in Trophy Club, now in its third year. Your evening starts with a live musical telling of the nativity. Then you walk through an outdoor Bethlehem with a marketplace, food, crafts and artisans, carolers, and live animals. Volunteers from local churches and the community build and run every bit of it, and Faith & Fellowship Foundation presents it.
Spacing guests out by time keeps the marketplace and the road from getting packed, so everyone gets a good look at the camel.
Bethlehem is, yes. December nights here can turn cold, so dress warm and bring gloves for little hands. Unsure about the weather? Email us.
We’re still confirming the route details. If anyone in your group uses a wheelchair, walker, or stroller, email us before you reserve, and we’ll help you plan.
Yes. Live animals share the road through Bethlehem, a camel among them.
Every age. Children are very welcome, and many of the shepherds and angels you’ll meet are kids themselves.
Parking may look different this year. We’ll post a parking map at journeythroughbethlehem.org/visit before opening night. Until then, email us with questions.
Try another time that evening, or another night.