Kentucky Living
December 2000
On the Cover |
Making Your Own Christmas Tradition Do you have a special Christmas or holiday tradition that you and your family celebrate every year? Here's how other families and communities have created traditions to enjoy year after year. There's Santa, who has been taking part in the Johnsons' Christmas Eve celebration for the past 64 years, and Frosty the Snowman, who serves as the Gibsons' Christmas tree each year. And communities throughout Kentucky also have special traditions, such as The Living Christmas Tree in Bowling Green or Russell's Illumination Celebration. |
Holiday Activities If you don't have your own holiday tradition, use our extensive listing of holiday activities being held throughout Kentucky and pick a special event to attend this year with your family. Listings include activities for: Community Celebrations/Parades; Holiday Tours; Music & Shows; Crafts & Feasts; Twinkling Lights |
Events
From the EditorFrom the Editor-Joyful traditions |
Commonwealths Clean Art Contest
Nintendo goes for the gold at Fort Knox
Send us your Herb Garden and Yard Art Photos
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Kindred Spirits - Finding joy in small emergencies |
Cut Your Utility Bills - Dealing with dry air |
The Future of Electricity - The ho-hum decade |
On the Road Shaker Christmas
Dinsmore Homestead
Winter fishing
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Kentucky Cooks - Home for the holidays |
At Home in the Garden - Lily-turf groundcover |
Your Health - How to reduce holiday stress |
Money Matters - Stocks buying guide |
The Bookshelf - A season for reading |
The View From Plum Lick - Gift of the Shriners |