Celebrating the Holidays at “Christmas with Laura” 2025

Celebrating the Holidays at “Christmas with Laura” 2025

Posted: December 12, 2025

Two women in bonnets play violins, while a smiling woman in white plays piano in a vintage-style room.

The Laura Ingalls Wilder Park & Museum wrapped up another wonderful year with its first-ever “Christmas with Laura” event! Visitors were treated to a festive afternoon filled with holiday cheer and live music.

A special highlight was the beautiful performances by Knightly Rich and Natalie Rich on their fiddles, accompanied by Carol Bush on the pump organ, bringing traditional holiday melodies to life for guests of all ages.

As the museum closes for the season, we want to thank everyone who visited this summer and participated in our special events. We hope all our guests had a joyful and safe holiday season, and we look forward to welcoming you back in the spring for more history, education, and fun in Burr Oak!

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