News Summary
Columbia, S.C. is set to host the 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival on January 4, 2025, at Segra Park. Sponsored by Latino Community Development, the event celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Latino community with free entry, festive activities, diverse food options, and lively entertainment. This year’s highlights include a special appearance by a camel and an emphasis on celebrating unity in diversity. Join in for a night filled with joy, laughter, and cultural appreciation, marking the joyous occasion of Three Kings Day.
Columbia Gears Up for the 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival
Columbia, S.C. is buzzing with excitement as the highly anticipated 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival gets ready to kick off on Saturday, January 4, 2025! Sponsored by the Latino Community Development, this festive event celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Latino community and marks the joyful occasion known as Three Kings Day, or Día de los Reyes.
Join in on the Fun at Segra Park
This year, the festival will take place at the cozy Segra Park, and what makes it even more special is that it coincides with the last evening of the Fireflies Holiday Lights. Attendees can soak in the magical atmosphere from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.. Best of all, entry is absolutely free! It’s a fantastic opportunity for families and friends to gather and soak up the rich traditions along with plenty of festive cheer.
What’s the Significance of Three Kings Day?
For those who may not know, Three Kings Day falls on January 6 and is considered the culmination of the Christmas season, marking the end of the twelve days of Christmas. This day holds special meaning as it honors the three Wise Men who traveled to present gifts to baby Jesus. It is a day filled with joy, celebration, and giving, perfectly aligning with the spirit of the holiday season.
More Than Just Festivities!
The Three Kings Day Festival is more than just a casual get-together; it’s packed with fun activities for everyone! Festival-goers can indulge in diverse food options, enjoy thrilling entertainment, and bring out their inner artist with face painting. The lively music will keep spirits high, and of course, there will be special gifts to delight the younger attendees. All these elements combine to create a genuine festive atmosphere where the community can come together to celebrate and share cultural experiences.
A Special Appearance You Won’t Want to Miss
Celebrating Unity in Diversity
A Community Celebration to Remember
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Additional Resources
- WLTX: Annual Three Kings Day Festival Returns to Columbia
- Cola Daily: Community Invited to Three Kings Day Festival at Segra Park
- WLTX: Columbia Celebrates Latino Culture at Three Kings Day Festival
- ABC Columbia: Latino Community Development to Hold 11th Annual Three Kings Day Festival
- WIS TV: Celebrating Dia de los Reyes Magos
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