A Living Village
Costumed shopkeepers, craftsmen and traders fill the streets, in character and glad to talk with you.

Plan your evening in Bethlehem.
A living village
Walk through a re-creation of Bethlehem as it was on the night Jesus was born, from the city gate to the manger.
Costumed shopkeepers, craftsmen and traders fill the streets, in character and glad to talk with you.
A walking path from the city gate to the manger. Go at your own pace. No tickets, no set showtime.
Free cookies, cocoa and s'mores, warming fires along the way, and a visit from St. Nicholas.
Discover along the way
More than twenty stops, every one of them built and staffed by our church family.
Know before you go
A few things worth knowing before you come.
The village is open 6:00 to 8:00 PM on Friday December 11, Saturday December 12 and Sunday December 13. Come any time in that window. Give yourself about 45 minutes to an hour to walk it without rushing.
Nothing. Admission is free, parking is free, and so are the cocoa, cookies and s'mores. A few booths sell handmade goods and food if you'd like to shop.
Very. It's an outdoor walking experience made for families, with an animal pen, a children's craft area and St. Nicholas. Strollers are welcome, though the ground is gravel in places.
Dress warmly. Nearly all of it is outdoors in December, so coats, hats and comfortable shoes. Warming stations are set throughout the village.
No tickets, no reservations, no assigned times. Simply come.
On site at 950 Everyday Way, Cibolo, TX 78108. Parking is free and volunteers will help direct you.
We'll post any updates to our Facebook page the day of. Check there first if the forecast looks rough.
Christmas in Bethlehem runs entirely on volunteers, from shopkeepers to cocoa servers to the setup crew. We would love to have you.
Serve at Christmas in Bethlehem