Woodstock, GA – History Cherokee is ringing in the holiday season with its 2025 Holiday Tour of Homes, Friday, December 5, and Saturday, December 6, in downtown Woodstock.

Tour a collection of beautifully decorated historic homes and local businesses, including Woodstock’s oldest home, a five-generation family residence, and a restored cotton warehouse. Each property offers a glimpse into the rich history and unique stories of Cherokee County.

Last year’s tour drew hundreds of visitors, who raved about the festive decorations, historic charm, and the community spirit that made the event unforgettable.

“The Holiday Tour of Homes is one of our favorite ways to celebrate the season,” said Stefanie Joyner, Executive Director of History Cherokee. “We’re thrilled to share Woodstock’s history while spreading holiday cheer.”

Tickets are $30 and available at historycherokee.org/holiday-homes-tour through December 3, or can be purchased for $35 during the event. Proceeds support History Cherokee’s exhibits, programs, and preservation efforts.

For sponsorship or media inquiries, contact Kathy Lyles at klyles@historycherokee.org.

About History Cherokee

History Cherokee operates the Cherokee County History Center and the Historic Rock Barn. History Cherokee’s mission is the collection, preservation, and interpretation of Cherokee County history.