Whether it’s ice skating at Colonial Williamsburg, catching “The Nutcracker” in Virginia Beach or a seasonal live performance in Norfolk courtesy of the Virginia Arts Festival, there will probably be loads of vacation leisure in Hampton Roads.

Holiday revelers could make a snowman — out of molten glass — on the Chrysler Museum of Art. Would-be carolers can decide up vocal ideas from any of The King’s Singers performances throughout the realm. Perhaps a drive via a vacation mild show is extra your pace. If so, try what’s happening in Chesapeake.

The record just isn’t exhaustive however gives potentialities all through the realm:

• Deck the Hall and Fa La La Land. Through Jan. 1. A free drive-thru mild show. Chesapeake City Hall. visitchesapeake.com.

• WinterFest on the Wisconsin. Through Jan. 1. Nightly leisure on the historic battleship. Nauticus and the Battleship Wisconsin, Norfolk. winterfestonthewisconsin.com.

• Liberty Ice Pavilion. Through Feb. 27. Ice skating in Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg. colonialwilliamsburg.org.

• Garden of Lights. Through Dec. 31. Take a stroll via Norfolk Botanical Garden’s award-winning vacation mild present. Norfolk Botanical Garden, Norfolk. norfolkbotanicalgarden.org.

• “A Motown Christmas.” Through Dec. 9. A musical exploring conventional vacation classics with Motown aptitude. Zeiders American  Dream Theater, Virginia Beach. thez.org.

• “A Merry Christmas Carol.” Through Dec. 24. See Ebenezer Scrooge’s haunting journey. Virginia Stage Company on the Wells Theatre, Norfolk. vastage.org.

• “Christmas is Here starring Kimberley Locke.” Dec. 1. The American Theatre, Hampton. hamptonarts.org.

• Christmas Tree Lighting. Dec. 1. York Hall, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• “A Christmas Carol.” Dec. 2 The American Theatre. hamptonarts.org.

• Holiday Yule Log Bonfire and Christmas Market. Dec. 2. Town Point Park, Norfolk. downtownnorfolk.org.

• “Dave Koz and Friends Christmas.” Dec. 2. Celebrated saxophonist Dave Koz will probably be joined by particular company. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. fergusoncenter.org.

• Yorktown Lighted Boat Parade. Dec. 2. Yorktown Waterfront, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• Phoebus Holiday Illumination. Dec. 2. Historic Phoebus, Hampton. visithampton.com.

• Christmas Market On Main. Dec. 2-3. Historic Main Street, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Holiday Pops.” Dec. 2. Chrysler Hall, Norfolk; Dec. 7. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News; Dec. 10. Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach. virginiasymphony.org.

• “Christmas Belles.” Through Dec. 3; 8-10. Christmas comedy concerning the Futrelle sisters of Fayro, Texas, who take over the church pageant and chaos ensues. Regent University Theatre, Virginia Beach. regent.edu/tickets.

• Grand Illumination at Colonial Williamsburg. Dec. 2, 9, 16. Guns will probably be fired and fireworks will illuminate the sky above the Colonial capital. colonialwilliamsburg.org.

• Cocoa & Carols: Hometown Heroes Holiday Benefit Concert, benefiting ForKids Dec. 3. Featuring Adam Turner and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Virginia Opera. Harrison Opera House, Norfolk. vafest.org.

• Viking Yuletide Celebration. Dec. 3. Watermen’s Museum, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• Cookies with Santa. Dec. 3. Gallery at York Hall, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• “Elf in Concert.” Dec. 8. The film “Elf” is proven because the Virginia Symphony Orchestra performs John Debney’s rating. Chrysler Hall, Norfolk. virginiasymphony.org.

• Hampton Holly Days Parade. Dec. 9. Downtown Hampton. visithampton.com.

• “At Christmas be Mery.” Dec. 9. A candlelit program with costumed interpreters, conventional music, a bonfire and extra traditions. Jamestown Rediscovery Foundation, Jamestown. historicjamestowne.org.

• “Holiday Snowman.” Dec. 9. Learn the way to form molten glass right into a snowman. Chrysler Museum of Art. chrysler.org.

•  “Squirrel Nut Zippers Christmas Caravan.” Dec. 9. The American Theatre, Hampton. hamptonarts.org.

• “The Angel Band.” Dec. 9. Trinity Lutheran Church, Newport News; Dec.10. Temple Baptist Church, Newport News. The live performance will heart on a piece by Timothy Michael Powell and Timothy Sharp referred to as “The Angel Band,” a group of preparations of Appalachian, Moravian and Celtic carols. vachoralsociety.org.

• Hampton Holiday Fine Arts Bazaar. Dec. 9-10. The Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center, Hampton. visithampton.com.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Jingle Bell Jam.” Dec. 10. Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach. virginiasymphony.org.

•  Hampton Roads Philharmonic: Winter Classics and Holiday Favorites. Dec. 10. The American Theatre, Hampton. hamptonarts.org.

• Holiday Performance. Dec.12. An night of music and music with the Governor’s School for the Arts. Monticello Arcade, Norfolk. gsarts.org.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Holiday Brass.” Dec. 13. St. Bede Catholic Church, Williamsburg. virginiasymphony.org.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Holiday Brass in Chesapeake.” Dec. 14. Chesapeake Conference Center, Chesapeake. virginiasymphony.org.

• “The Nutcracker” by Ballet Virginia. Dec. 15-17. Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach. balletvirginia.org.

• “Holidivas.” Dec. 14-16. A vacation cabaret that includes powerhouse vocalists. Zeiders American Dream Theater, Virginia Beach. thez.org.

• The King’s Singers. Dec. 14 at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg; Dec. 17, Christ & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Norfolk. vafest.org.

• “A Very Soulful Christmas” with Morgan James. Dec. 15. The Broadway veteran performs. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. fergusoncenter.org.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Holiday Brass in Suffolk.” Dec. 15. Suffolk Center Birdsong Theater, Suffolk. virginiasymphony.org.

• “When You Wish Upon A Star: A King’s Singers Christmas,” The King’s Singers. Dec. 14, Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg. Dec. 16, River Road Church, Baptist, Richmond. Dec. 17, Christ & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Norfolk. vafest.org.

• Virginia Symphony Orchestra: “Holiday Brass in Cape Charles.” Dec. 16. Cape Charles Palace Theater, Cape Charles. virginiasymphony.org.

• Holiday Wonder Walk. Experience the trial illuminated for the vacations with family-friendly options Dec. 16-25. Hampton Water Walk Trail – Hampton Coliseum, Hampton. visithampton.com.

• Christmastide in Virginia. Experience Virginia colonial vacation traditions Dec. 16-31. American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, Yorktown. visityorktown.org.

• TCG Holiday Showcase. Dec. 17. A festive live performance that includes the Tidewater Guitar Orchestra together with a few of Hampton Roads’ most proficient guitarists and musicians. Williamsburg Library Theatre, Williamsburg. tidewaterclassicalguitar.org.

• Cirque Dreams Holidaze. Dec. 19. A fantastical solid of vacation storybook characters involves life. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. fergusoncenter.org.

• The Gatlin Brothers: “Country & Christmas.” Dec. 20. Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach. sandlercenter.org.

• Winter Break Art Fun. Dec. 21. The Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center, Hampton. hamptonarts.org.

• Children’s Theater of Hampton Roads: “Uncle Wiggily’s Christmas Carol.” Dec. 22-23. Zeiders American Dream Theater, Virginia Beach. thez.org.

• Disney On Ice presents “Mickey’s Search Party.” Dec. 28-Jan.1. An occasion crammed with world-class skating, high-flying acrobatics and surprising stunts. sevenvenues.com.

• “The Hip Hop Nutcracker.” Dec. 28. Chrysler Hall, Norfolk. sevenvenues.com.

Colin Warren-Hicks, 919-818-8139, colin.warrenhicks@virginiamedia.com