The Dallas Arboretum has announced that its 12 Days of Christmas Gazebos will be ending after the 2026 holiday season. This display has been a part of the arboretum's landscape for twelve years. The arboretum views the gazebos as a holiday tradition that families have grown up with.
They want to bring the city together one last time to honor the gazebos. Further details about the final season of the 12 Days of Christmas Gazebos can be found through the Dallas Arboretum or NBC5 DFW.
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