Christmas Variety Show Returns to Orange Beach for Fifth Year

OBA Staff • October 30, 2025

Annual variety show offers diverse entertainment for the whole family

Visions of Christmas Photo by Shelley Patterson, C-Shelz Photography

Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — The popular Visions of Christmas variety show is coming back to the Orange Beach Performing Arts Center for its fifth season. The community holiday production promises to bring entertainment and seasonal cheer to audiences of all ages. The show features a mix of different musical styles and performances. Residents and visitors can enjoy this annual tradition that has become a favorite way to celebrate the holiday season.


The performances are scheduled for December 4th through 7th. Evening shows will take place at 7 p.m. on December 4th, 5th, and 6th. A matinee performance is set for 2 p.m. on December 7th.


The Expect Excellence Music Department produces this annual event. The variety show brings together community performers to create a festive experience. Audiences can expect to see different types of entertainment throughout the production.


Tickets for the show are priced at just $5 per person. This affordable price makes the event accessible to families and community members. People can purchase tickets online through the
website


The show takes place at the Orange Beach Performing Arts Center. The facility is located on Canal Road next to Orange Beach Middle and High School. The venue has hosted the production since its first season.


Visions of Christmas has become a beloved holiday tradition in Orange Beach. The show aims to bring people together during the festive season. Organizers encourage everyone to come celebrate with the city through this special performance.


The Expect Excellence program invites community members of various ages to participate in productions. Past shows have featured performers from third grade through senior citizens. The program offers opportunities for people to get involved both on stage and behind the scenes.


This year marks an important milestone as the fifth anniversary of the production. The show continues to grow in popularity each season. Community support has helped make it a successful annual event.


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