If you find this process difficult, please visit Music Alive, 14 East Tce, Loxton, for help in person.
Date: Friday 19th, Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st December 2025
Performance Times: 6pm & 8pm
Cost: $8 (u16), $12 (Adult), $40 (Family: 2 Adults, 3x U16)
Cost includes entry to Journey to Bethlehem
Children are invited to bring their imagination to life by colouring in a beautiful angel design that reminds us of the messages of hope, peace, and good news brought by angels in the Christmas story.
✨ How It Works
- Download your colouring sheet here, or collect from Music Alive, 14 East Tce, Loxton.
- Use any colouring materials you like — pencils, textas, crayons, or add decorations such as stickers or sparkles.
- Write your name and age on the back.
- Return your finished angel to Music Alive or St Peter’s Ministry Centre by Friday 12th December.
The 2025 production, Little Town JR: Nativity 1.0, is a 45-minute musical reimagining the nativity story through the eyes of the characters in the Gospels. The characters are brought to life in the original script and songs written by local playwright John Gladigau and musician Karyn Skewes. The cast comprises of children aged 8-18 from all over the Riverland.
- Date: Friday 19th, Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st December 2025
- Performance Times: 6pm & 8pm
- Cost: $8 (u16) $12 (Adult) $40 (Family: 2 Adults, 3x U16)
- Tickets available for purchase here from December 1st 2025
- Running concurrently with the performance is a new Little Town experience called Journey to Bethlehem. A family experience where children and families will be immersed in the Bethlehem experience stamping a passport as they complete each activity on their journey through the story.
- Times: 5.00pm to 9.00pm, December 19, 20 & 21
- Food and Drink: Available for purchasing separately from food vans and stalls
- Where: Peace Hall, adjacent to St Peter's Lutheran Church
- Cost: Free with the purchase of a "Little Town Junior - Nativity 1.0" ticket or $5 per child without a ticket
Little Town Christmas Productions have been enjoyed by thousands of people and has become an integral part, and a highlight, of the Riverland’s Christmas festivities since 1999. Over the years, people have flocked to St Peter’s, knowing they will both laugh and be moved to tears as they become involved in the greatest story of all time.
Discover more at the Little Town Website
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St Peter's Lutheran Church