Twelfth Night Holiday Tree Bonfire

Visit Pleasant Prairie is proud to present this historic Village tradition, right on the shores of Lake Andrea along with the Village of Pleasant Prairie and the Pleasant Prairie Historical Society!

The Twelfth Night after Christmas (January 6th) is the traditional night to take down decorations and officially end the holiday season. What better way to celebrate than over the burning of pine while singing your holiday favorites!

This event is free and open to the public. At 6 p.m. there will be a brief welcome with the tree burning to commence shortly after. Hot chocolate will be available at the RecPlex Wruck Beach Pavilion.

Public safety at the event is a top priority. The bonfire area will be at least 100 square feet and is subject to the Fire Chief and onsite Public Safety Personnel judgment. Community members are encouraged to wear masks, maintain social distances, and follow COVID-19 recommendations. Parking along Park Drive will be reserved for Fire and Rescue to keep safety trucks and equipment closest to the fire. Guests may park in lots on either side of the Wruck Pavilion. 

Donations for the Twelfth Night are welcome and will support the Pleasant Prairie Historical Society. Be sure to check out the Pleasant Prairie History Museum located in the recently renovated historic Dublin School.