Experience the Magic of the Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree in Michigan
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
No special physical fitness is required, but guests should prepare for standing or walking during arrival and departure.
Overview
Step into a dazzling holiday tradition at Michigan’s Frauenthal Center with the Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree—America’s tallest human Christmas tree adorned with 25,000 lights and over 200 voices. Discover the magic of this unique seasonal spectacle and festive buffet experience.
Human Christmas Tree Choir Mona Shores Michigan
Dec 2nd 2025 Money Due Nov. 6th 2025
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchantment of the Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree at the historic Frauenthal Center. This 38th annual performance features over 200 talented students singing a diverse array of holiday classics from a stunning 67-foot tree adorned with 25,000 lights. Enjoy a delightful buffet dinner before the show!
Experience the enchantment of the Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree at the historic Frauenthal Center. This 38th annual performance features over 200 talented students singing a diverse array of holiday classics from a stunning 67-foot tree adorned with 25,000 lights. Enjoy a delightful buffet dinner before the show!
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Parking
The Frauenthal Center can get busy, so plan to arrive early to secure convenient parking near the venue.
Dress Warmly for Outdoor Wait Times
While the performance is indoors, waiting outside can be chilly; layered clothing is recommended.
Bring a Camera
Photography is welcome and rewarding—capture the glowing tree and vibrant performances to share your experience.
Reserve Your Tickets in Advance
This seasonal event sells out quickly; booking early ensures your spot for this popular holiday show.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer in surrounding parks
- Various migratory bird species along Lake Michigan's shore
History
The Frauenthal Center, built in 1929, is a central cultural landmark that supports Muskegon's strong performing arts tradition.
Conservation
Muskegon efforts focus on preserving Lake Michigan water quality and promoting sustainable tourism to protect local ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm Layered Clothing
Stay comfortable during outdoor wait times and travel to the venue.
winter specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture the stunning illuminated tree and memorable performances.
Comfortable Shoes
Expect some walking from parking areas to the Frauenthal Center.
Small Bag or Backpack
Carry personal items like tickets, snacks, or extra layers easily.