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Have you ever wondered why “Christmas in July” happens?
According to the World Wide Web, the holiday is thought to have started in 1933 at Keystone Camp in Brevard, North Carolina, when co-founder Fannie Holt threw a Christmas-themed party to liven up the summer for the campers.
Here in Tucson, sometimes I go outside, close my eyes, and imagine snowflakes falling on my head during monsoon storms instead of being walloped by raindrops. Occasionally, I pretend it’s cold outside and I wear my most fashionable sweaters. You’re supposed to sweat while wearing sweaters, right?
Anyway, check out these “Christmas in July” deals and events happening in Tucson!
The downtown restaurant is hosting their “XXXMas at the Apocalypse” party on Wednesday, July 24. From 7 – 10 p.m., there’s going to be a tiki bar takeover with themed cocktails and free food. Stop by and celebrate!
On Saturday, July 27, Le French Hen is hosting an afternoon of “Christmas in July” fun including a stamping demo, free Eegee’s, a chocolate and candy workshop, and more.
The annual Si Charro! Restaurant’s “Xmas in July” promotion is back for just two days — Wednesday, July 24 and Thursday, July 25. If you purchase a $100 gift card you will get a bonus $100 gift card. Cards are good for use at all Si Charro! Restaurants in the Tucson area including all three El Charro CafĂ©Â locations (not available at the Tucson International Airport), Charro Steak & Del Rey, The Monica, Charrovida, Charro Chico, and Pub 1922 (in Sahuarita).Â
“We love Xmas in July! The promotion was created as a special once-a-year reward to thank our local customers for their year-round support,” said Ray Flores, President of Si Charro. “We all need a break during the hottest summer month when we know only locals are brave enough to be here. We have proudly been running this promotion for over 10 years!”
The historic dude ranch is offering 15% off your stay with exclusive perks from Wednesday, July 24 – Sunday, July 28. Perks include visits from Santa Claus, a special Christmas-themed buffet, and more!
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