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All Aboard for a Holiday Tradition: The Polar Express at The Historic Masonic Theatre

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November 10, 2025
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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – On November 22 at 3:00pm, The Historic Masonic Theatre invites families, friends, and believers of all ages to step aboard for a magical holiday journey—The Polar Express Experience!

Join us as the Theatre will transforms into a holiday event where the spirit of Christmas comes alive on the big screen. Guests are encouraged to come in their coziest pajamas and relive the timeless story of The Polar Express in the most enchanting setting imaginable—our beautifully restored historic theatre.

From the moment you step through the doors, the adventure begins. The Polar Express is a free movie and you will be greeted by our cheerful volunteer elves before taking your seat in the auditorium. Enjoy the large theatre screen and maybe even a surprise visit from Santa himself.

Every child will receive a silver “Believe” bell—a keepsake to remind them that the magic of believing never fades.

The Historic Masonic Theatre is proud to make The Polar Express Experience an annual holiday tradition, celebrating the warmth of community and the wonder of the season where families enjoy this holiday favorite together.

Gather your loved ones, put on your pajamas, and get ready to hear that familiar call… “All aboard!”

For more information regarding The Historic Masonic Theatre’s holiday events, please visit wwwhistoricmasonictheatre.com or visit the Theatre and Amphitheatre Facebook page.

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