Despite scheduling concerns, Henderson Christmas Parade draws crowds

"It just gets you in the Christmas spirit. It really feels like Christmas now with all the decorations that go into the parade," said Amelia Guthire, appreciating the Christmas decorations around downtown Henderson.

The parade included lots of Christmas lights Charlie Stone, 39 News Spirits were high, and temperatures were relatively mild at the 2025 Henderson Christmas parade.

The Henderson Christmas parade was postponed from last week due to weather concerns and was rescheduled for Wednesday night. Some people in the Henderson community were disappointed that the parade was scheduled on a church night, but others weren’t bothered. Guthrie, who has been coming to the parade for most of her life, predicted smaller numbers.

"I feel like there's going to be a lot of people here, but less because it's on a Wednesday. You know, people don't want to miss church. That's understandable. But the Christmas parade happens once a year," said Guthrie.

Henderson Church of Christ members enjoyed the parade outside of their building Charlie Stone, 39 News As it turned out, the church crowd at Henderson Church of Christ posted up on the church lawn to enjoy the show. Parade attendees Conner and Savannah Harmon talked about their favorite parts of the annual parade.

"I've been coming here for about four years. Santa Claus comes and gives out candy. I seen, like, cars wrapped around Christmas lights," said Conner.

Santa, escorted by firetrucks, waved to the crowd Charlie Stone, 39 News "The clowns when they throw out confetti. It’s noisy, you can listen to the music," said Savannah.

Families bundled up, brought heaters, blankets, and other heating devices, and enjoyed the show, featuring Santa, multiple Grinches, horses, bands, and thousands of Christmas lights. It’s safe to say that Henderson is now ready for Christmas.

Despite scheduling concerns, Henderson Christmas Parade draws crowds

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