Christmas Parades Are Coming Your Way!

Lillie Beth Warner • November 30, 2022

Santa is coming to town and Morgan County is kicking off December with a string of holly jolly Christmas Parades!

When the streets are lined with people, children are smiling ear to ear, and the sound of a joyous band is marching down the street, you know a parade is on the way. Candy, music, and floats all make parades a great time, but when you sprinkle in some holiday cheer a Christmas parade is like no other! Here in Morgan County, the Christmas Parades are filled with happiness as members of the community come together to celebrate the holidays.


This year Morgan County has a lineup of parades that is sure to please! Make sure to read below to know details about when and where the 2022 Christmas Parades are taking place!

Trinity Christmas Parade - December 3rd @ 10:00 AM

In Trinity, Alabama join in for some holiday fun as the 2022 Trinity Christmas Parade marches through town!

Priceville City's Annual Shelia Smith Christmas Parade- December 3rd @ 2:00 PM

Priceville will be throwing a holiday celebration with their Christmas parade complete with horses, floats, and a visit from a special guest!

The Town of Eva's Christmas Parade- December 3rd @ 4:30 PM

Make sure to check out Eva's Christmas Parade as the community comes out to spread Christmas joy!

The City of Decatur's 2022 Christmas Parade- December 12th @ 6:00 PM

Decatur kicks off the Christmas season with an amazing celebration including High School marching bands, beautifully decorated floats, and a visit from Santa Claus!

The City of Hartselle's Kiwanis Christmas Parade- December 8th @ 7:00 PM

The theme of this year's Christmas parade in Hartselle is "Something Old, Something New," and reflects the community's upholding of traditions while embracing Hartselle's bright future.

Santa hopes to see you there!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

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