Holidays Shine Bright at Credit One Stadium
October 15, 2025

Holidays Shine Bright at Credit One Stadium

Tree Lighting, Holiday Classic, and More Bring Festive Cheer to Daniel Island

The holidays are lighting up Daniel Island as Credit One Stadium welcomes the community for a season filled with celebration, connection and giving back. From the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, December 5, to the 18th Annual Holiday Classic presented by Safelite at LTP Daniel Island, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this December.

Families can kick off the festivities at the Tree Lighting Ceremony, a free event filled with holiday magic. Gates open at 6 p.m., with the official lighting at 7 p.m. The evening features live holiday music by Shane Griffin Entertainment, a snow show, and the chance to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus. Guests can enjoy face painting, caricature art, fairy hair, cookie decorating, holiday cocktails, and hot chocolate, the perfect ingredients for a night of family fun under the twinkling lights.

Adding to the holiday spirit, the Delancey Street Foundation will once again be selling fresh Christmas trees in the stadium parking area. Each purchase supports the organization’s mission to provide meaningful work and training opportunities for individuals rebuilding their lives through community-based programs.

“The holidays are such a special time for us at Credit One Stadium,” said Chris Meany, COO of Credit One Stadium. “These events bring together families, friends and neighbors to celebrate the season while supporting organizations doing incredible work in our community. Whether you’re here for the Tree Lighting or to cheer on players at the Holiday Classic, it’s all about sharing joy and giving back.”

Just across campus, the 18th Annual Holiday Classic presented by Safelite takes place December 5–7 at LTP Daniel Island, combining the love of sport with the spirit of giving. The weekend-long tournament brings together tennis and pickleball players for doubles play benefiting the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital. Participants will enjoy a Friday night player dinner and awards for champions and finalists all while raising funds and collecting toys and gifts for the hospital’s Child Life Program.

Guests attending either event are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped gift from the MUSC Child Life Wish List including games, toys, and activity kits to help brighten the holidays for children receiving care at the hospital.