Festival of trees celebrates 20th anniversary at morven museum & garden

Festival of Trees celebrates 20th anniversary at Morven Museum & Garden

November 15, 2025

PRINCETON, NJ – The Festival of Trees returns to the Morven Museum & Garden beginning November 19, 2025, running through January 11, 2026, marking the 20th anniversary of this cherished Princeton tradition.

The historic mansion will once again be transformed by 17 local community partners, each decorating trees and mantels in creative, festive styles.


Key Points

  • Festival of Trees runs November 19, 2025–January 11, 2026.
  • Features 17 community-decorated trees and displays.
  • Admission included with museum entry.

A community celebration of creativity

Each room of the 18th-century Morven estate becomes a celebration of art, design, and holiday cheer. Local non-profits, schools, and artists contribute their own take on holiday décor, creating a rich blend of traditional and contemporary styles.

Visitors can stroll through the galleries, enjoy the decorated rooms, and experience a visual journey through New Jersey’s creative spirit.

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