Christmas in Evergreen
A snow-globe wish opens the door to a Vermont town where different residents take their turn at Christmas romance.
4 films · 2017–2020 · Christmas
Start with the first filmMovies in viewing order
Begin with Christmas in Evergreen, then continue through Letters to Santa, Tidings of Joy and Bells Are Ringing. Each has a central story of its own, but returning townspeople and relationships make release order worthwhile.
Your viewing checklist
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Film 1 · 2017
Christmas in Evergreen
Allie makes a wish about her romantic future while weighing life in her small town. This first visit introduces Evergreen's Christmas traditions and the snow globe that gives the series its touch of holiday possibility.
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Film 2 · 2018
Christmas in Evergreen: Letters to Santa
Lisa returns to Evergreen and becomes involved in the town's unfinished Christmas business. An old letter gives this visit its connection to the past, while a new romance develops around the effort to help the community.
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Film 3 · 2019
Christmas in Evergreen: Tidings of Joy
A writer arrives to investigate why Evergreen takes Christmas so seriously, just as residents search for a time capsule. Her outsider's perspective makes this a useful entry for viewers curious about the town's traditions.
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Film 4 · 2020
Christmas in Evergreen: Bells Are Ringing
With Michelle preparing to marry, Hannah helps bring a local museum to life while reconsidering her future with Elliot. A familiar supporting character takes the lead, rewarding the time spent with Evergreen's residents in earlier films.
About the series
Evergreen is the continuing character here. The first film follows veterinarian Allie, then later visits give other residents and newcomers their own Christmas stories. Holly Robinson Peete and Barbara Niven help connect the four films as the town prepares celebrations, remembers old wishes and considers its future. Choose this series when you want to revisit familiar streets without following just one couple through every installment.
What to expect
Snow globes, letters and a time capsule make the town's attachment to Christmas tangible. The films mix new romances with the practical work of keeping local traditions going. Later entries make supporting townspeople more central, especially Hannah, so there is a sense of getting to know the community over several visits.
The people who bring it to life
Michelle
An Evergreen resident whose presence links all four films and whose wedding approaches in Bells Are Ringing.
Carol Shaw
A familiar face across the town's Christmas gatherings, returning in every film.
Hannah
An established resident who takes a central role in Bells Are Ringing as she considers her relationship and future.
Allie
The veterinarian whose snow-globe wish introduces the town in the original film.
More cast and guest appearances 16
- Chris Cope3 films
Ezra
- Jill Wagner2 films
Lisa, Lisa Palmer
- 2 films
- Marlon Kazadi2 films
David
- Colin Lawrence2 films
Thomas
- Maggie Lawson1 film
Katie
- Paul Greene1 film
Ben
- Antonio Cayonne1 film
Elliot Lee
- Teddy Sears1 film
Ryan
- Mark Deklin1 film
Kevin
- 1 film
- Marci T. House1 film
Sonya
- Marcus Rosner1 film
Spencer
- Michelle Martin1 film
Megan
- BJ Harrison1 film
Daisy
- 1 film
Inside the series
The town began on paper
Hallmark says the films draw on artwork by its illustrator Geoff Greenleaf. The village setting has a greeting-card origin.
Read the sourceHannah moves into the foreground
Bells Are Ringing puts Hannah and Elliot's relationship at the center while Michelle prepares for her wedding.
Read the sourceWhat to watch next
A few more answers
Do all four films follow Allie?
No. Each visit changes its central focus. Allie introduces Evergreen, while later films follow Lisa, a visiting writer, and Hannah.
Is Evergreen a documentary setting?
The town is part of the films' fictional world. Hallmark identifies Geoff Greenleaf's artwork as an inspiration for the series.
Sources & guide notes
Sources checked 13 September 2026. The film count follows the sequence above. Viewing options depend on your country.