Plan ahead for downtown shopping, Christmas music and a two-day holiday market—with confirmed hours, ticket prices and the details still to check.
Corinth’s holiday calendar offers several reasons to get out locally through December. Here is a planning guide based on tourism, organizer and venue announcements checked November 10, 2026. Times are local to Corinth (Central Time).
Sip ’n Shop: November 19, December 3 and December 17
Where: Downtown Corinth shops.
Visit Corinth lists three evening shopping dates for the remainder of the season. Its guide does not name every participating store or give exact hours or admission information. Check participating shops’ announcements before making plans; do not assume every downtown business will keep the same hours.
See Visit Corinth’s event guide.
Christmas in Corinth: December 6
When: Sunday, December 6, at 2 p.m.
Where: Corinth Coliseum, 404 Taylor Street, Corinth.
Tickets: General admission is listed at $25 plus $2.43 in fees; student tickets are $15 plus $2.08 in fees.
The Corinth Symphony Orchestra’s holiday concert uses general-admission seating, with seats available on a first-come, first-served basis. The venue’s ticket page lists online public sales ending at 1 p.m. on December 6. Check the current checkout total before purchasing.
Concert details and tickets · Symphony season schedule.
Red & Green Market: December 11–12
Where: Crossroads Arena, 2800 S. Harper Road, Corinth.
Friday, December 11: Noon–7 p.m.; $5 admission.
Saturday, December 12: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.; free admission.
The organizer’s listing confirms that this is a two-day event at the arena. For anyone planning around admission cost, Saturday is the free-entry option. The Green Market supports the nonprofit Crossroads Museum.
Check the Green Market’s official schedule.
Enchanted Forest: December 16
Where: Trailhead Yards, as listed by Visit Corinth.
The tourism guide lists Santa photo opportunities, crafts and inflatables. Exact hours, admission charges and a street address are not provided in that listing. Confirm those details before bringing the family.
Check Visit Corinth for event updates.
Local students helped prepare downtown
Some of the work behind Corinth’s holiday decorations started in a classroom. In an October 20 announcement, Alcorn Career & Technology Center said its Lodging, Hospitality, and Tourism students assembled lights intended for Franklin Street as part of The Christmas Collective.
Instructor Kaylee Tomlinson led the project in partnership with Main Street Corinth and Visit Corinth. According to the school, the work connected students’ hospitality and tourism lessons with preparations for a community event. Read the school’s announcement.
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Details checked November 10, 2026. This guide compiles published announcements; schedules, availability and prices may change. Missing details are identified above.