Candy Cane Village returns again this year as an initiative of Hometown Holidays. Sponsors painted pre-constructed houses measuring approximately 4' x 4' x 7' to display on the grounds of Goodlettsville City Hall in well-lit areas for the month of December. The opening of the Village will occur at the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, December 3, 2021, and will be displayed thru the end of December.
Gingerbread houses, Frosty the Snowman, the Grinch, Santa Claus, a ski lodge, a barn, and so much more! You never know how the houses will be decorated.
Sponsorships are full for new houses in 2021, however, if you are interested in sponsoring a house that is being painted by a non-profit, and/or if you want on the sponsor waiting list for 2022, email visit@goodlettsville.gov and let us know now. New houses sell out every year!
SOLD OUT...Do you want to take a part in Candy Cane Village? The Tourism Department is taking sponsor registrations now for decorating the houses! Click here for sponsor registration
We hope you will enjoy exploring the village!
THANK YOU to our 2021 Sponsors:
- B. F. Myers Furniture and Bedding
- Bowen House
- Busforsale.com
- First Bank
- GOODFest Markets
- Goodlettsville Farmer's Market
- Goodlettsville Middle School
- Goodlettsville Parks & Rec Department
- Goodlettsville Police Department
- Goodlettsville Seniors Program - Line Dance Club
- Goodlettsville Seniors Program - Painting Class
- Goodlettsville Tourism Department
- Historic Mansker's Station Homeschool Students
- Hunters Lane High School Art Department
- Jubilee Hills Senior Living
- Mansker's Fort
- Nashville North KOA Journey
- Rachel's Garden
- Rivergate Mall
- Rust & Ruffles Boutique
- Visitor's Center Gift Shop
- Walking with Swager/Good Works