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The Old Lucketts Store’s annual holiday open house scheduled for November

Tickets for the annual holiday event go on sale Thursday, Oct. 15.

holiday decorations at lucketts design house
Courtesy of The Old Lucketts Store

It is never too early to start thinking about the holidays, especially during this crazy year. While some holiday traditions might be canceled this year, there are a few staples that will be adding modifications to its yearly celebration. This August, The Old Lucketts Store announced that its annual holiday open house will continue as scheduled, with tickets going on sale Thursday, Oct. 15 at 11 a.m.. 

Like previous years, there will be multiple dates where the design house is open to the public. From Thursdays to Sundays from Nov. 12 to Dec. 20, the design house will be open to the public for both viewing and purchases. The price of tickets vary depending on the date purchased, with November dates on sale for $25, tickets for the beginning of December for $20 and the last week for $10. A ticket is not required to visit The Lucketts Store. 

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The NoVA staple will be full of magical holiday decorations, with everything from holiday murals and photo vignettes to fun decorations for your home. Leading up to the event, The Lucketts Store will also be announcing special visitors that will be attending the open house.

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In order to ensure social distancing and the safety of guests and staff, there will be a few changes to the annual event. When purchasing your tickets online, guests will need to choose their entry time. While attendees can stay for as long as they like, staff members keep the flow moving throughout the house to adhere to COVID-19 regulations.

The whole season will be ticketed to ensure the safety of visitors and employees. Tickets will also be non-refundable unless the design house is unable to open during the date you are to attend. At the moment, items in the design house will not be for sale online. // 42350 Lucketts Road, Leesburg

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