Big hair, bigger porches, and one of the South’s biggest holiday traditions—the beloved Steel Magnolias Walking Porch Tour is set to return to Natchitoches this December, just in time for the holiday season.

For two magical nights, December 11 and December 18, fans of the iconic film can stroll the very porches and homes where Steel Magnolias was filmed. Each stop along the tour offers not only the sights of historic Natchitoches architecture but also the heart and humor that made the movie a timeless classic.

From Shelby’s charm to M’Lynn’s strength, Clairee’s wit, and Truvy’s unforgettable salon wisdom, the tour pays tribute to the characters and stories that brought Southern life to the big screen more than three decades ago. Organizers promise that this year’s event will be “more dazzling than a Christmas tree in Truvy’s salon,” complete with holiday cheer woven into every porch light and garland.

Guests are encouraged to wear their best walking shoes—and maybe even their pearls—for this one-of-a-kind stroll through movie history. Tickets are limited, and with only two nights offered, locals and visitors alike are encouraged to make plans early to secure their spot on this holiday tradition.

To see the full lineup visit nhfla.com.