A holiday tradition returns to Erie. 
"Christmas at the Warner" IS BACK FOR ITS 6th year with services on Christmas Eve. 
It's a free show put on by Grace Church that aims to spread the message of hope during the holidays. 

Almost 300 people, from volunteers to graphic artists put in hours of work to create the show. 

Pastor Derek Sanford of Grace Church says it's a great way for people to kick of their Christmas celebrations. 

"It's an opportunity for people to come and have some of that nostalgia from their childhood", says Pastor Sanford. "They're able to sing Christmas carols together and have a message of hope during this really incredible season". 

"Christmas at the Warner is free for all ages to attend.

There are four services on Christmas Eve at 1:00, 3:00, 5:00 and 7:00 downtown at the Warner Theater. 

You can find more information here.