It's all about whānau this year.
Tūrangi Christmas in the Park 2020 will be a scaled back affair, due to Covid-19, but organising chairman Tangonui Kingi says this year there will be a focus on whānau.
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Tangonui said Tūrangi Christmas in the Park will still have the free kids' amusements and blow up bouncy castles, a Santa Parade, singing from local musicians, market stalls, kai stalls, a community fundraising stall, a community group information stall and a yet-to-be announced free family movie.
This year the event will be held in the daytime, with the movie timed to finish around 7.30pm to 8pm so everyone can be home before dark.