The Liberty Star Farm Nativity is a free, life nativity for all age. No ticket is necessary, but we ask that you RESERVE your seats so we can plan accordingly. Tickets go “on sale” on Wed, November 20, 2024 at 10 am.

Yes, the nativity, animals and refreshments are located outside so you’ll want to dress warmly, including hats, scarves and gloves. You might even want to bring a blanket or hand warmers. If it has been a wet December due to rain or snow, it might also be a bit muddy. Be sure to wear shoes that would be fitting for the outdoors.

The Nativity last roughly 20 minutes and is perfect for kids of all ages (and of course adults) Stick around afterwards to pet pet the animals, say hi to neighbors, and snack on complimentary hot chocolate and donuts.

The nativity has a couple of handicap parking spots available. The nativity pageant is located on grounds on the farm that are grass. If you or a loved one is in a wheel chair or walker, you might want to test out their ability on grass before making a decision to come.

Yes, the animals are friendly and children and adults alike are encouraged to pet them before and after the pageant at their own risk. A few of our animals are shy and might not enjoy petting. Guests will be notified which animals need some quiet time.

Unfortunately, since the Nativity is outside, if there are severe weather conditions the Nativity will be cancelled. Severe conditions include extremely low temperature (such as under 20 degrees windchill) and snow. To get to the Nativity, you must drive on gravel roads that are hard to navigate under icy and snowy conditions. In addition, parking is located in an adjacent field, and because of such, if conditions are too muddy from previous days’ rainfall, the nativity may have to be cancelled as well. Guest will be notified via email. Since reservations fill up quickly (in less than three hours in some years) cancellation will not be made up.

We collect your email address so we can notify you if the nativity gets cancelled due to inclement weather. Also, we will send you notification for future nativities. We will not sell your personal information, as we ourselves hate to get spammed.

Yes, you can take pictures and video of the performance, but we ask that you not use flash as it interferes with our child actors as well as our animals. We also ask that you not block aisles or other participants’ view.

Yes, there will be a port-a-potty available for the public to use.

Yes, although all casting decisions are made before Thanksgiving for the current year,you are welcome to inquire about roles available for the following year. No experience necessary. you Must be available to attend the practices, the dress rehearsal and the performances.

We love volunteers. The entire production is made up of volunteers, from actors to parking to refreshments to production team to marketing. We’re proud of the fact that we are a community of Christians coming together to celebrate Christmas. Send us a note with your willingness to help and any skills you might have.

The Nativity is a not-for-profit endeavor and each year many people donate time, money and supplies to making it great. If you or your business wants to donate financially or material resources, we would be grateful. We kindly thank our sponsors on our website, social media platforms and we occasionally will hang your printed signage if applicable. Learn more about becoming a Sponsor. 

No, admittance to the nativity is free, but each year we choose a cause to help our community. In 2024, we’re partnering with East Clay County Rotary Club to collect socks for those in need.