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Fort Concho Christmas Past, Present Come Alive
Gingerbread house decorating depicts early-day scenes and draws serious competitors.
When visitors gaze through San Angelo’s window to the 1800’s at historic Fort Concho, they will see 40 acres filled with Christmas past and present as the revered landmark hosts its largest annual event December 1-3. This much-anticipated weekend – Christmas at Old Fort Concho – will bring thousands of participants to San Angelo from across the country. The occasion also coincides with year-long activities commemorating the 150th anniversary of the fort’s founding in 1867 when b ...
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