Attendee Info | Holiday in the Park

What to Expect

Live music & performances across multiple stages
Over 250 local vendors featuring handmade goods, art, and gifts
Food trucks & dining areas throughout the event
Family-friendly entertainment including rides and attractions
Community organizations & nonprofits sharing resources and good cheer

Maps & Schedules

Our interactive event map will be available soon, showing vendor locations, food trucks, entertainment areas, and more.
A performance schedule will also be posted as we get closer to the event.

an acrobat performs at holiday in the park

Attending Holiday in the Park 2025

Holiday in the Park returns to Magnolia Park, Burbank

Friday, November 21, 2025

4:00–5:00 p.m. - Quiet Hour (see below for details)

5:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. - Open to All

This year’s event stretches a mile along Magnolia Boulevard, from North Hollywood Way to Frederic Street, and features hundreds of local vendors, live music, food trucks, and festive fun for the whole community. Admission is free and open to everyone!

Getting Here & Parking

Magnolia Boulevard will be closed to traffic from 8:00 a.m. to midnight on event day. Parking is available on surrounding side streets — please be sure to observe all posted restrictions.

ADA Parking:

Reserved ADA parking will be available at DIY Home Center (Magnolia Blvd. & California St.). You can enter this parking lot via W Chandler Blvd.

Free Shuttle Service:
Skip the parking hunt and ride the BurbankBus Holiday Shuttle! Three convenient shuttles will be running continuously between 4PM and 9:30PM, with pick-up and drop-off every 15–20 minutes at these locations:

Buena Vista Branch Library 300 N Buena Vista St. – Shuttle Stop on Buena Vista Street (Parking at Buena Vista Branch Library parking lot available after 6PM)
Northwest Branch Library 3323 W Victory Blvd. – Shuttle Stop on Victory Blvd.
Community Services Building 150 N 3rd St. – Shuttle Stop in front of the “Burbank Family Tiara” Public Art Installation

Look for the “Holiday in the Park Shuttle Stop” signs, sponsored by UCLA Health. All shuttles drop off near Frederic Street, the east end of the event.

Quiet Hour (4–5 p.m.)

We’re introducing a new Quiet Hour this year from 4:00–5:00 p.m., designed especially for our friends and neighbors with disabilities, sensory sensitivities, or neurodivergence.

During this time:

There will be no amplified sound or stage performances
Flashing and strobe lights will be limited
The event area will be open for easier navigation before the larger crowds arrive

The main event officially kicks off at 5:00 p.m., so guests who prefer a calmer experience are encouraged to attend early.

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