Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026 is a festive event that marks the start of the holiday season with a spectacular display of lights and community joy. This beloved tradition attracts families and visitors eager to see the campus adorned in dazzling Christmas lights. The Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026 offers more than just illumination; it’s an occasion filled with warmth, music, and holiday spirit. Keep reading to discover all the details and why this event is a must-visit for your Christmas celebrations.
Griff McNerney
UNIVERSITY NEWS | The Christmas season kicks off with an annual ritual that is much beloved by Loyola Marymount University students and the neighboring community: the lighting of the Christmas tree on Regents Terrace.
This year’s festivities will happen on Friday, Nov. 30, from 5 to 8 p.m. The tree lighting ceremony will begin at 7 p.m.
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As we overcome the trials and losses of 2020, let us be reminded that our humanity unites us. May the joy and love of Christmas enliven your dreams for a brighter 2021.
ASLMU’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting is a beloved tradition here at LMU, and while we are unable to host this event in-person as a community, ASLMU is excited to bring some Lion-themed holiday joy to your home. Expect music from LMU choirs, readings, a blessing of the tree, and a visit from the jolliest person on earth! Special guests include President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., Father Marc Reeves, S.J., basketball head coaches Charity Elliott and Stan Johnson, and others.
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Holiday lighting sets the tone for excitement! Pacific Event Lighting is excited brings us back to a simpler time with LMU, where traditions and family take priority over the hustle and bustle of daily life. We were honored to be a part of LMU’s annual tree lighting tradition this year as the students celebrated the holidays together.
With the backdrop of LMU’s Sacred Heart Chapel we created this holiday space complete with snowflake gobos, festive palm trees and the iconic Christmas Tree in the center. See a few of our favorite photos below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026 take place?
The event is typically held in early December, but the exact date for 2026 will be announced closer to the holiday season by Loyola Marymount University.
Where is the Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026 held?
The lighting ceremony is held on the Loyola Marymount University campus, usually in a central outdoor location where the tree is prominently displayed for all attendees.
Is the Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026 open to the public?
Yes, the event is open to the public, welcoming students, faculty, families, and local community members to join in the holiday festivities.
Are there any activities or entertainment during the Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026?
Yes, the event often features live music, holiday performances, refreshments, and sometimes visits from Santa Claus to enhance the festive atmosphere.
Do I need to buy tickets to attend the Lmu Christmas Tree Lighting 2026?
No, attendance is generally free, but it’s advisable to check the official LMU website for any updates or special requirements closer to the event date.