Columbia Prepares for 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival

News Summary

Columbia is set to host the 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival at Segra Park on January 4th, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Organized by the Latino Community Development, the festival celebrates the cultural significance of Día de los Reyes, featuring family-friendly activities such as face painting, music, and a special appearance by Abraham the camel. The event promotes community spirit and cultural appreciation, and it coincides with the final night of the Fireflies Holiday Lights, making it a memorable outing for families.

Columbia Gears Up for the 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival at Segra Park

Get ready, Columbia! The city is buzzing with excitement as it prepares to celebrate the 12th Annual Three Kings Day Festival at Segra Park this January 4, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.. This delightful event, hosted by the Latino Community Development, is all set to bring the community together for a fun-filled evening that honors a cherished holiday, known as Día de los Reyes, or Three Kings Day.

What is Three Kings Day?

So, what exactly is Three Kings Day? This joyous occasion is celebrated on January 6 and marks the 12th day of Christmas. It commemorates the arrival of the three Wise Men—Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthazar—who traveled from afar to bring gifts to baby Jesus after his birth. It’s a day filled with rich traditions, meaningful customs, and a deep appreciation for heritage, making it a perfect reason to gather together as a community.

A Celebration of Culture and Community

The executive director of Latino Community Development highlighted that this festival is not just about fun activities—it serves as a significant cultural celebration. The goal is to foster a spirit of togetherness while honoring the beautiful diversity within the community. It’s a great chance for families and friends to come out, connect, and celebrate Hispanic heritage in a joyful atmosphere.

Fun-Filled Activities Await!

face painting, lively music, and, of course, gifts that are sure to bring smiles to everyone’s faces. And you won’t want to miss the special guest—Abraham the camel! Kids and adults alike will have the opportunity to meet this friendly creature, making for a delightful photo opportunity and unforgettable memories.

Free for All!

free! That’s right; families can enjoy a fantastic evening without a worry about ticket prices. Everyone is encouraged to attend and join in the festivities, making it an ideal outing for families looking to celebrate together. This is not just a celebration; it’s a chance to learn and appreciate cultural nuances while having a blast.

Catch the Last Night of Fireflies Holiday Lights

Fireflies Holiday Lights at Segra Park. So, after soaking in the vibrant culture and enjoying the festivities at the Three Kings Day Festival, you can also take a stroll to witness the stunning light display, wrapping up the holiday season in style!

Don’t Miss Out!

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Additional Resources

• WLTX: Annual Three Kings Day Festival Returns
• WLTX: Columbia Celebrates Latino Culture
• Cola Daily: Community Invited to Three Kings Day Festival
• WIS TV: Celebrating Día de los Reyes Magos
• USA Today: Three Kings Day Holiday
• Wikipedia: Three Kings Day

Author: HERE Lexington