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First Sunday of Advent

November 29, 2026, marks the First Sunday of Advent. This day, also called Advent Sunday, begins the Advent season in the Western Christian liturgical year.

What to Expect

Start of the Christian liturgical year

Event Details

Duration

All day

Ages

All ages

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Cute Calendar

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

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Best For

Spiritual reflection and holiday preparation

Vibe

Reflective, spiritual, anticipatory

Energy Level

Low

Budget

FREE

Photo Friendly

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Weather Sensitivity

Not applicable

Know Before You Go

  • Tickets: FREE
  • Pets: No pets allowed

Tips & Advice

  • Consider creating or purchasing an Advent calendar to mark each day leading up to Christmas.
  • Reflect on the themes of hope, peace, joy, and love as they are traditionally associated with the Advent season.
  • If participating in church services, pay attention to the special readings and teachings prescribed for the First Sunday of Advent.
  • Use the Advent wreath as a focal point for family reflection and prayer during the evenings.
  • This day marks the start of a reflective period; use it to set intentions for the coming holiday season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of the First Sunday of Advent?

It marks the beginning of the Advent season, a time of spiritual preparation for Christmas and reflection on Christ's coming.

When does the Advent season begin in 2026?

The Advent season begins on Sunday, November 29, 2026.

What are common observances during Advent?

Common observances include using an Advent calendar, burning an Advent candle, and displaying an Advent wreath.

What is the theme of Advent readings?

The theme often focuses on preparing for the Second Coming of Christ while commemorating His First Coming at Christmas.

Is there a specific location for this event?

The First Sunday of Advent is observed worldwide by Western Christian churches.

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Last Updated: Sep 20, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Christmas Events Near Me editorial team