Does your family put on its own Christmas show or have some other grand tradition for the holidays?
We are looking for families and groups of friends in the D.C. area who mark the holidays in unique ways. It might be a musical show by the grandkids, a storytelling or cooking competition among a group of longtime family friends, a comedy skit or serious drama -- something other than the usual dinner and gift exchange.
If you'd like to tell our religion reporter Michelle Boorstein about your tradition, please contact her at
boorsteinm@washpost.com
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