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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Rogers Center for the Arts
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Presented as a part of the Tambakos Film Series
12/08/2026
Tue 7:00 PM
Rogers Center for the Arts
150 Walsh Way
North Andover 01845
United States

After the colossal blunders in National Lampoon's Vacation (1983) and National Lampoon's European Vacation (1985), well-meaning Clark Griswold wants to have a good, old-fashioned Christmas. However, it takes more than good intentions to organize the ideal holiday. And this year, Clark will have to work twice as hard to create the perfect illusion. After all, no one can work miracles when unsophisticated relatives crash your party, monumentally defective electronics threaten to blow the house to smithereens, and a cinematic brush with the law jeopardizes the celebration. Perhaps one thing can save the day: the Griswolds must work together. But how hard can it be to get into the spirit and host the most memorable Christmas vacation?

Free Event - No Ticket Required

Director: Jeremiah Chechik

Production year: 1989

Rating: PG-13

Studio: Warner Bros.

Runtime: 97 minutes

Cast: Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid, Juliette Lewis, Johnny Galecki

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Rogers Center for the Arts
12/08/2026
Tue 7:00 PM
Rogers Center for the Arts
150 Walsh Way
North Andover 01845
United States

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