‘Very Merry Country Christmas’ set for Dec. 18
It's time to get your country boots and put on those ugly Christmas sweaters.
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Country music star Jessica Lynn is coming back to the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater for the "Very Merry Country Christmas" show.
The holiday favorite, featuring singing, dancing and more is set for Saturday, Dec. 18
Country music star Jessica Lynn is coming back to the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater for the "Very Merry Country Christmas" show.
The holiday favorite, featuring singing, dancing and more is set for Saturday, Dec. 18
MORE: Buy tickets here
The show was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
Jessica Lynn tells News 12 she's been very emotional planning the show this year, after not being able to perform in her hometown
"It's definitely an experience and a spectacular. There's special effects, there's dancers. We have a lot more special guests, different types of performers this year, different special effects. I mean, we are truly going all out,” she says.
The event is also a fundraiser for Toys for Tots.
The show was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
Jessica Lynn tells News 12 she's been very emotional planning the show this year, after not being able to perform in her hometown
"It's definitely an experience and a spectacular. There's special effects, there's dancers. We have a lot more special guests, different types of performers this year, different special effects. I mean, we are truly going all out,” she says.
The event is also a fundraiser for Toys for Tots.
If you bring a toy with you to the show, you'll be entered to win a grand
prize!
