The Living Nativity returns this month for its 36th consecutive year.
Presented by All Nations Church, the event runs at Science North from Dec. 21-24, with the presentation beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The Living Nativity tells the Bible story of the birth of Jesus Christ, featuring a cast of volunteers in an immersive experience for attendees of all ages.
The event is free to attend, and spectators are encouraged to arrive early so they can enjoy the Festival of Lights display created by the Sudbury Charities Foundation. Attendees are also invited to contribute to their meaningful cause.
All Nations Church also announced a partnership with KFM Radio 95.5.
The collaboration will culminate in a spectacular fireworks display over Greater Sudbury on Christmas Eve, immediately following the conclusion of The Living Nativity presentation.
All Nations Church thanked its community partners that supported the Living Nativity, including Science North, McCullagh-Hall, TESC and the Sudbury Charities Foundation.
“The dedication of these organizations, along with the hard work of numerous volunteers, ensures the continued success of The Living Nativity year after year,” said a press release.
