Experience old world charm during Stoughton's magical Victorian Holiday Weekend! 
Full brochure available here.

Weekend Shopping Specials
Get your caffeine fix at Autumn Pearl with $10 whole bean bags of coffee and featured holiday drinks. 175 E Main St. 

Black Cat Cafe : Glühwein, non-alcoholic warm spiced wine and Vegan Hot Cocoa. 183 W Main St.

Treat your furry members of the family at The Crazy Dog Mom. Receive $10 gift certificate for every $75 spent during Victorian Holiday weekend.161 W Main St.

Earn a free pound of Amish Toffee (or $10 gift card) for every $75 you spend at Diakonos Designs. 154 E Main St.

Dune Gift & Home : December 2nd : Drop in, take and make Victorian Holiday Ornament, while supplies last. 155 W Main St.

“Victorian Mystery Special!” Gemini Games will be highlighting a handful of Victorian era-themed, mystery, crime, and deduction board games with a 15% discount on these for the weekend. Later at night, we’ll also be hosting a fun mystery-filled night of gaming as we focus on hits like “Letters from Whitechapel,” “Mysterium,” and “MicroMacro: Crime City.” 193 W Main St. 

Hello Art Hatchery at 524 E. Main St. will have a work bench with all of the supplies you need to make and take a free Victorian gingerbread (cardboard) house ornament for the holidays! Drop in anytime from 11-2 Saturday and Sunday and use white paint markers to “frost” the details on your house! All ages are welcome and additional kits will also be available for purchase. 524 E. Main St.

Livsreise : The Norwegian Immigrant Trunk : In the 1800s, European immigrants coming to America had to find a way to preserve the objects indispensable to their lives, bringing their most precious belongings on an ocean voyage to a far-away new home. Most families were only able to bring what could fit into one trunk. This display, from the Livsreise collection includes several trunks over 200 years old. Each one tells a unique story of its owner’s life, both in Norway and North America. Hours: Tue – Sat: 9:30am – Noon and 12:30–5:00pm. 277 W Main St.

Experience Mershon’s Warm Wassail Available All Weekend! Expertly paired, a blend of Mershon’s Snowed in Cinnamon Cider meets fresh Orange Cranberry and Cloves, slowly heated to bring out all the flavors. Stop in for a free sample at Mershon’s Cidery and purchase a Cup to enjoy on-site or Bottle To Go! 124 W Main St. 

Stock up on your Norwegian treats at Nordic Nook. Swedish wash towels: Buy 3 get one FREE . 176 W Main St. 

McGlynn Pharmacy: 30% off  Dionis Goat Milk Lotions 

Northern Compass Boutique: Receive $5 in Compass Cash (to use in January) for every $50 spent! 374 E Main Street, across from the Opera House.

Overt Space Gallery + Gift : the space for creative people! 20% off greeting card packs. 130 E Main St. 

Hot Coffee, Refreshments and Door Prizes all weekend long at Stoughton Floral. 168 E Main St. 

Wildwood Café will be serving up holiday specials all weekend:  Drink special - Eggnog Latte and London Fog Lattes, Pastry special - Sticky Toffee Pudding and Retail sale - 10% off all brewing equipment. 218 S Forrest St.  

Yahara Chocolate & Tea will be serving Mulled cider wassail and Yahara’s Boars Head Cakes (pound cakes with chocolate moose inside). 
261 W Main St. 

Daily Events
Thursday, Nov 30
Livsreise: Norwegian Heritage Center
In the 1800s, European immigrants coming to America had to find a way to preserve the objects indispensable to their lives, bringing their most precious belongings on an ocean voyage to a far-away new home. Most families were only able to bring what could fit into one trunk. This display, from the Livsreise collection includes several trunks over 200 years old. Each one tells a unique story of its owner’s life, both in Norway and North America
Hours: Tue – Sat: 9:30am – Noon and 12:30–5:00pm.
277 W Main St.

Partners of Stoughton Hospital: Love Light Presentation
Join Us for a Special Program, Madrigal Singers, and Refreshments
Thursday, November 30th at 4:30 p.m.
Stoughton Hospital Lobby. 900 Ridge St

Stoughton Center for the Arts presents: Miracle on 34th Street
Do you believe in Santa Claus? “Miracle on 34th Street The Musical” proves that Christmas isn’t just for the children. With music by Meredith Willson, best known for “The Music Man” and less known for having two L’s in his last name, this holiday musical is full of humor, spectacle, and beloved songs.
Thursday, November 30, (7pm) Friday December 1st (7pm), Saturday December 2nd (2pm and 7pm). 
Performances are at the Stoughton High School Auditorium. 
600 Lincoln Ave.

Leo Kottke at the Stoughton Opera House 7:30pm
Acoustic guitarist Leo Kottke was born in Athens, Georgia, but left town after a year and a half. Raised in 12 different states, he absorbed a variety of musical influences as a child, flirting with both violin and trombone, before abandoning Stravinsky for the guitar at age 11. Kottke has been awarded two Grammy nominations, a Doctorate in Music Performance by the Peck School of Music at the U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and a Certificate of Significant Achievement in Not Playing the Trombone from the U of Texas at Brownsville with Texas Southmost College. Call for ticket availability: 608-877-4400
Stoughton Opera House, 381 E Main St. 7:30pm

Friday, Dec 1
Holiday Light Display
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Stoughton, the festive light display returns to Stoughton Rotary Park on the corner of Sixth and Jefferson. Thousands of holiday lights are timed to music station, 88.5. Stay in your car, or venture along the sidewalk to the nightly light event starting at dusk. Up through the Holiday season. 
324 S 6th St. 

Stoughton Center for the Arts presents: Miracle on 34th Street
Do you believe in Santa Claus? “Miracle on 34th Street The Musical” proves that Christmas isn’t just for the children. With music by Meredith Willson, best known for “The Music Man” and less known for having two L’s in his last name, this holiday musical is full of humor, spectacle, and beloved songs.
Thursday, November 30, (7pm) Friday December 1st (7pm), Saturday December 2nd (2pm and 7pm). 
Performances are at the Stoughton High School Auditorium. 
600 Lincoln Ave.

Livsreise: Norwegian Heritage Center
Visit Livsreise to see beautifully decorated Norwegian Holiday Trees along with their special Norwegian Immigrant Truck Display. In the 1800s, European immigrants coming to America had to find a way to preserve the objects indispensable to their lives, bringing their most precious belongings on an ocean voyage to a far-away new home. Most families were only able to bring what could fit into one trunk. This display, from the Livsreise collection includes several trunks over 200 years old. Each one tells a unique story of its owner’s life, both in Norway and North America. 
Hours: Tue – Sat: 9:30am – Noon and 12:30–5:00pm.
277 W Main St.

Harmonious Wail at the Stoughton Opera House 7:30pm
Nationally Award Winning Performers and Recording Artists, Harmonious Wail, draws from the soulful beats and sepia lyrics of Ryhmin’ Paul Simon, and the inspirational and timeless torch songs of Carly Simon. “Simon & Simon” promises an evening of refreshed reminiscence and a sweet reminder that we are all “still crazy after all these years”. Call for ticket availability: 608-877-4400
Stoughton Opera House, 381 E Main St. 7:30 PM

Saturday, Dec 2
Cookie Walk
Let others do your baking! Come and look for the decorated cookies featured in the Cookie Walk! Proceeds go to the United Methodist Church Food Pantry. 
United Methodist Church, 525 Lincoln  8:30am-12pm (or until sold out)

Victorian Holiday Artisan Market
Each year, the Stoughton Community celebrates a Victorian Holiday filled with magical activities and decorations. Sponsored by the Stoughton Community Farmers’ Market, Chorus Public House will be hosting the Victorian Holiday Artisan Market filled with local artisans. The market will take place on Saturday December 2 from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. We hope you join in spreading holiday cheer! 
Chorus Public House, 154 W Main St.

Santa's Workshop
The Stoughton Kiwanis Club hosts Santa's Workshop as part of Victorian Holiday Weekend. This free event is located in the Holiday Craft Market at Chorus Public House, 154 W Main Street. Bring the kids and grandkids for cookie decorating, crafts, and face painting 10:30am to 1:30pm. Pictures with Santa 11am to 12:30pm.

Live Nativity Scene
Celebrates the birth of Jesus at Good Shepherd by the Lake Lutheran Church. View the manger where Jesus was born and see Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, the Shepherds, Wisemen and Angels.  A live camel, donkey and sheep will also be there!  Take time to pet the animals. 
Good Shepherd by the Lake, 1860 Hwy 51. 12:30-4:30pm 

Livsreise: Norwegian Heritage Center
Visit Livsreise to see beautifully decorated Norwegian Holiday Trees along with their special Norwegian Immigrant Truck Display. In the 1800s, European immigrants coming to America had to find a way to preserve the objects indispensable to their lives, bringing their most precious belongings on an ocean voyage to a far-away new home. Most families were only able to bring what could fit into one trunk. This display, from the Livsreise collection includes several trunks over 200 years old. Each one tells a unique story of its owner’s life, both in Norway and North America. 
Hours: Tue – Sat: 9:30am – Noon and 12:30–5:00pm.
277 W Main St.

Craft Sale and Bakery Event, 9am - 3pm
Don’t miss out on the Victorian Holiday Craft Sale and Bakery Event. Shop from 40+ crafters and vendors, gift-wrapping, card-making, live music. Plus pick up a variety of baked goods, doggie treats and candy! Food and Bake Sale. All food proceeds go to animals in need. Sponsored by Second Chance Animal Advocates.
River Bluff Middle School, 235 N Forrest St. 

Stoughton High School Madrigal Singers 
Find this High School musicians as they stroll through town in full period costume on Saturday from 10-12:30. Their performance is not one to miss! 
Downtown Stoughton

Stoughton Center for the Arts presents: Miracle on 34th Street
Do you believe in Santa Claus? “Miracle on 34th Street The Musical” proves that Christmas isn’t just for the children. With music by Meredith Willson, best known for “The Music Man” and less known for having two L’s in his last name, this holiday musical is full of humor, spectacle, and beloved songs.
Thursday, November 30, (7pm) Friday December 1st (7pm), Saturday December 2nd (2pm and 7pm). 
Performances are at the Stoughton High School Auditorium. 
600 Lincoln Ave.

Fire Truck Light Parade
The fire truck parade will illuminate the sky Saturday evening at 5:30 traveling east on Main, with special guest, Santa Clause! Cookies and treats to follow at the Fire Station. 
Eastbound Main St.

Susan Werner at Stoughton Opera House 7:30pm
Renowned as a charismatic performer, she’s known above all for challenging herself to conquer new styles, almost like mountaintops, every few years. From her 1995 major label debut, the folk/rock gem LAST OF THE GOOD STRAIGHT GIRLS, to her 2007 “agnostic gospel” hymnal THE GOSPEL TRUTH, to 2013’s tribute to agriculture and her Iowa farm roots HAYSEED to 2018’s Cuban flavored collection AN AMERICAN IN HAVANA, Werner’s creative restlessness has become her defining characteristic. Call for ticket availability: 608-877-4400
Stoughton Opera House, 381 E Main St. 7:30 PM