While Hanukkah and Christmas do often overlap, the last time the first night of Hanukkah landed on Christmas Day was 2005, 19 years ago. More recently, in 2016, Hanukkah fell on Dec. 24, Christmas Eve. That will happen again in 2027. But the first night of Hanukkah won’t coincide with Christmas Day again until 2035.

There’s only a few weeks left until Christmas, and there are still a number of opportunities left to celebrate the season with your community. To help you get into the spirit, we’ve put together a guide to community-favorite parades and tree lightings all throughout North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad.

December is filled with holidays Michigan residents can celebrate. Here's a look at when they fall on the calendar.