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Once upon a time...

Well, now fourth upon a time,
way up north

in the tiny town of Evergreen,
Vermont, there lived...

There lived a woman

who loved Christmas
very, very much.

Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

Well, if it isn't Hannah Turner.

Please, continue.

Thanks Nick.

Now then, I've lived
in Evergreen all my life.

We've met before.

I've seen people come and go.

Our town vet Allie,
for example.

She met her husband Ryan
and her stepdaughter Zoe here.

A while ago, I watched
my friend Lisa rediscover

the magic of Evergreen.

And then she bought
Daisy's General Store

and fell for Kevin Miller.

And yes, I was here when
well-meaning journalist

Katie Connell met her match
at the library

and landed the story
of her life.

My brother Thomas proposed
to Michelle right there

in front of everyone at the
Evergreen Christmas Festival.

And I've had a few stories
of my own.

I wished on the snow globe
for someone,

and I found someone.

I fell in love with
my best friend, Elliot.

You know what Christmas
does to people around here.

Anyway, this story starts with
the Evergreen Christmas Museum.

It's the story of, well,
of my Christmas in Evergreen.

...And don't forget to sign up
if you're interested

in our class on the art
of gift wrapping.

Presentation is key
to a good gift.

Bye, guys.

I don't think my parents
could've even imagined

what this space turned into.

You've made it something
that the community just loves.

Bye guys.

It's exactly what
they would've wanted.

I couldn't have done it
without you.

Someone had to carry on
the Turner name.

It looks like we're going
to need more space in here now

that we've added repair
and restoration services.

Imagine what we could do
with a bigger space.

Oh!

Thanks again for taking on
the repair sessions.

Yeah.

I really have my hands full
this year with the art lessons.

No trouble at all.

It's exciting to see how
you brought this place

back to its roots.

I didn't have much of a choice.

The sign outside says
Turner Tinker Shop.

Hey, I told you, you should
change the name.

People just keep bringing things
for me to fix,

especially now that everyone
found out that last year

I fixed the snow globe.

Makes sense to me.

The Turners, they...
they could repair anything,

but their real love
was their art.

They'd be very proud of
what you two have built.

Well, Elliot built it. I just...

Just spends all her time here
helping me.

Toodle-oo.

Bye Henry.

Hey, I told you, you should
change the name.

My parents wouldn't mind.

I mean, now that
it's this hybrid art,

repair, restoration shop.

A multipurpose space
needs a multi...

A multipurpose name?

Exactly.

I've actually been giving
that a lot of thought.

Mm-hmm?

Aren't you going to be late
to meet Michelle and Carol

before your shift at the inn?

Yeah, well I like hanging out
here with you.

Hannah Turner, are you
flirting with me?

1,000 percent yes, I am.

Come here.

I got this.

Go see your friends.

-Okay.
-Okay.

Don't forget we have decorating
at the inn later today.

I'll be there.

Okay. Bye.

Oh, Nick!

Oh dear, hi.

Well, hello there.

Come to mail a letter to Santa?

I'll get to it. I'm just
late meeting...

Now, remember where
all that rushing about

landed us last year.

Oh, don't remind me.

I still have nightmares
about breaking the snow globe.

That was on both of us.

We broke it and I'll disagree
with anyone who says otherwise.

Well don't worry, I tiptoe by it
every time now.

Me too.

It's easy to get caught up
in all the festivities,

each day counting down.

Evergreen has that spirit.

Everyone helping out.

Oh, my parents used to joke that
Evergreen was the kind of place

that people would help out
even if you didn't need them to.

They made their mark
on this town.

Goodness, is that the time?

Good to see you, Nick. Bye.

-Oh hi.
-Hi.

Sorry I'm late, guys.

Oh, come on.
You're not late at all.

You want some apple cider?

Yes, please.

I just happened to use
the recipe

from the new Kringle
Kitchen Cookbook.

The first printing
arrived yesterday.

Yes I do, and congratulations
Carol.

Thank you.

I can't wait to buy a copy.

So ladies.

The secret to the cider
is adding the syrup

from the maple syrup
sugar shack.

There's got to be a shorter way
to say that.

I know, right?

Thanks.

So Michelle, your wedding.

What's left to do,
how can I help you?

Well, there's really
not much left.

The key for me
is keeping it small.

Uh... are you sure it's not
a little too small?

Well, that's what we wanted.

We met around Christmas,
fell in love around Christmas.

We wanted our wedding to be
around Christmas.

We don't want to get in the way

of anybody's celebrations,
so...

Nice little ceremony
on the 23rd.

Then we can spend our first
Christmas together

as husband and wife.

Aww, that's so nice.

So when does Thomas get back?

As soon as he closes the logging
camp for Christmas.

He waits for all his employees
to leave safely.

Well, he'll be fine,

and we will just focus on making
sure that your family gets in.

Yeah, that's the other issue.

My Dad, Gordon.

I don't know what's going on
with him,

but there's something
he's not telling me.

Every time I ask him
about his travel plans,

he says he's about
to make them

but then he never gives me
his itinerary.

Oh well, I'm sure
he's just busy.

He's not going to miss
his daughter's wedding.

Hey.

Aunt Hannah, can I get
you anything?

A peppermint hot chocolate?
I'm getting pretty good.

I'm sure you are, but I already
have an apple cider.

How about you make me
a hot chocolate

for our Christmas movie
marathon tonight?

Deal.

Oh, I love that kid.

He talks to Thomas every night
about this job.

Well, I hate to leave, guys.

But I have to get
to an interview.

An interview?

Yeah. The Evergreen
Christmas Museum.

I know I spearheaded it,

but I don't want to be
in charge permanently.

So I'm looking to hire a manager
to take over.

Hmm.

Gotta go.

Good to see you.

You too.

Bye!

Oh, is that the time?

I gotta get going.

Good to see you Carol.

So it's room number 6,

and there's cookies pretty much
always on that tray.

And welcome to Evergreen.

Enjoy your stay.

And that makes
a full house.

We've been full
since Thanksgiving.

Mmmhmm.

And now with the opening
of the Christmas Museum...

Exactly.

We're full all the way through
the new year.

It's our best year on record.
Which means...

Christmas bonus came early.

Seriously?

You didn't have to do that.
Thank you.

No, thank you.

You keep this place running.

The systems you've built, it
practically runs itself now.

Thank you, Hannah.

What?

You got that look, like...

The look that you get when
you need to tell me something

but you're not sure it's
the right time to tell me.

Okay.

Come on, spill it.
What's going on?

I just keep thinking about
the Tinker Shop

and how it's become so many
different things.

Yeah. Everybody loves it.

I know.

But now that it's getting busier
and with Henry helping out,

it feels a little bit cramped.

I just keep thinking, like...
what's next?

Next for what?

The Tinker Shop.

Oh.

Of course.

I've come up with this
pretty big idea

about how to rebrand it.

How to make it more
about Evergreen.

I've even applied
to a foundation

that gives funds to
promising businesses.

You did?

Yeah. See, Ezra told
me about this...

This opportunity.

Hello!

Speaking of the Ezra...

The Ezra appears! Hi!

Oh, it's so good to have you
back in town.

As if I would miss a Christmas
in Evergreen.

Or Michelle's wedding.

Welcome home, Ez.

Come on in.

-Mmm.
-Ah.

I was just at
Daisy's General Store

and they said that you both
were out here.

Oh, and I saw some of those mugs
made in the Tinker Shop.

The art class made so many this
year that we had to sell them.

I recognized the handiwork
on the little mittens

attached to the handle.

Thank you.

Very cute.

Thank you.

How's Boston treating you?

Oh, not easy.

Everything changed
right when I got there.

Still looking for the right job
that fits.

Oh.

And... my relationship
with Oliver

didn't work out the way
I'd hoped.

Oh.

But the city,
the energy.

Oh!

And I know the exact
right neighbourhood

for your second location

if you get the funds
you applied for.

Uh... What second location?

Oh. I spoke out of turn.

Look, I'm just going
to go see if,

uh, what Megan's doing
and, uh...

Let you guys...

Thanks Ez.

So if you get this money
you applied for,

what exactly are you going
to do?

I'm going to open
a second shop.

Oh.

Bigger.

More services.

Even retail.

I'm going to give a platform
for local artists

to sell the things
that they make.

All with that classic
Evergreen feel.

You know, the very thing
that people come here for.

But in Boston.

Yeah.

Huh.

Yeah. It's not just about
setting up another shop.

I want to do more.

I kind of feel like sometimes,
just sometimes,

people see me as just
that Tinker Shop guy.

Like I'm only what I am
because of where I am.

Like I'm living in the shadow

of who the town has always
seen me as.

Don't you ever feel that way?

No, not really. I like how
the town sees me.

I think?

You know, I've never really
thought about it.

I just feel like I'm barely
scratching the surface

of what I can achieve, but...

Listen, we don't even know
if I'm going to get the money.

It's all very, you know,
cart before the horse.

Sleigh before the reindeer.

Hannah?

Allie?

You made it!

Oh!

Who could miss a Christmas
in Evergreen?

Zoe, I haven't seen you since
the wedding, oh...

Where's Ryan?

He's flying in a little
bit later.

We came in early to surprise
my parents,

but they seem to be out.

Well, I'm going to see them
later at choir practice.

I'm sure they're somewhere
around here.

Zoe, tell me.
Do you love Paris?

You do love Paris, right?

It's no Evergreen,
but it is Paris.

So yes, absolutely.

So your nephew works here?

David, yes.
He just started.

You know, it's an Evergreen
rite of passage.

All of our Christmas break jobs
growing up

were either at the Kringle
or the Christmas tree farm.

Now you're making me feel like
I want a Christmas break job.

Well, you know, I could use
a hand with the knitting.

They sell my hats at Daisy's
store and I make little mittens

for some of the ornaments
at the art centre.

Wait, can I?

Well, we have to go back
to Paris in two weeks but...

Allie?

-Allie!
-Hi!

Allie, I knew you would make it.

I got worried.

There was a storm forecast
for up north

and so I thought they might
cancel plane reservations.

We would've snowshoed.

We would've stolen a snowmobile.

Zoe.

Something about a sweater.

I don't know, you're the one
that minored in French.

They're here!

Daddy!

Zoe come here.

Oh, my beautiful girl!
I missed you.

And honey, oh sweetheart!

All I wanted for Christmas
this year

was to have my family
back here in Evergreen.

Oh, I wish I could stay.

But I gotta go.
It's so good to see you.

See you soon.

Bye!

Hey everybody.
I'm sorry I'm late.

Oh, we're just running
up and down the scales.

Keeping everyone
on their toes.

Hey, then...

Let's... Let's start with our...

our opening number for
the Christmas, uh, festival.

Do you need a hand?

Keep warming up, guys.
Maybe more scales.

Oh, oh!

Thank you.

Uh-huh.

I have a lot on my mind.

Carol, how does the town
see me?

What do you mean?

Earlier today, Elliot said
this thing about

how the town sees him.

Which made me really curious.

Well, we see you as wonderful.

But...

Okay, you do so much.

In fact, sometimes I think
you do too much.

You say yes to everything.

Well, I feel like that's
everyone in Evergreen, no?

Well, we're helpful, sure.

But you, I mean...

The job, the choir, any favour
anybody ever asked you.

Well, I mean, it seems
all manageable.

I see things I like doing
so I say yes.

You're so like your momma.

Ambitious and passionate
and caring.

That's how the town saw her
and that's how we see you.

You're doing great,
just breathe.

And remember to ask for help,
if you need it.

Okay.

-All right.
-Thank you.

Breathe, Hannah. Breathe.

Okay. And one,
two, three, four...

Hey.

Michelle, this place
is incredible.

You know, when the town ended up
with all that money,

opening this Christmas museum
in time for Christmas...

Mmmhmm.

It seems right.

But now that it's 10 days
before our grand opening

at the Christmas Festival and
everywhere in town is booked,

a lot of reporters are coming.

Doing all this while
I'm planning a wedding.

But on the bright side,

we're going to have
a Christmas museum.

Look at you. Making your mark
on Evergreen.

Well, I am proud to be the first
female mayor of Evergreen,

Mmmhmm.

I'm actually starting to think
a little bigger.

Well, whatever it is,
you've got my vote.

You know, I started this museum
because I know

that people come to Evergreen
for how well we do Christmas.

I think they should know
the history.

It's going to take a lot
of work though.

I thought you hired someone
to manage the place.

Yeah. I met with two
candidates today.

One got another job
and the other?

Well, let's just say that was
not a very organized person.

Not at all.

So if you have
any suggestions.

Actually...

Hey, who's ready
for movie night?

We are.

David made us some hot cocoa.

Oh, yeah.

And you, how was your day?

Oh, exhausting.

Really?
Because you seem...

Exhausted in a good way?

The way that's kind
of exhilarating?

So?

What's it going to be, huh?

Christmas funny?

Christmas sad?

Christmas somewhere in between?

I'll find us a good one.

All right. Let's go.

Hey, hey. Before you go in.

I have some big news.

Oh.

I got another job.

Yes!

I was just standing in
the museum with Michelle.

And I don't know, I... I...
I felt so inspired by her,

by the place, by...
by all of it.

Wow. But doesn't this put
way more on your plate?

Well yes, it does.

But the thing is, today
when you asked about

how the town sees me...

I gave it some good thought,
and I was thinking,

Carol and Joe have
the Kringle Shop.

Michelle has the inn.

You have the Tinker Shop.

I've always felt like I've had
these big shoes to fill

and nothing to call my own.

And then all of a sudden
there it was.

The museum.

I can leave my mark
at the museum.

I'm proud of you.

Really?

Yeah.

But?

No, no but.
Just um...

Good job.

Okay.

And listen, we can talk about
the plans for the Tinker Shop

if you want.

Yeah. It sounds like we both
have a lot to look forward to.

We do. We absolutely do.

So, um, tonight,

a Christmas movie with David's
unbelievable snacks?

The Hat Factory was Evergreen's
first industry.

It opened in 1837 and closed
30 years ago.

Okay.

And the Cooper Sisters just let
the town have it?

Well yeah. It was just
sitting empty,

and so when the town council
approached them,

they were happy to help.

Now, the hall of historical
photographs still needs hanging.

Figured I'd stop by
with a warm up,

see how things
are coming along.

Can I help?

Well would you like a tour?

I'd love one.

So we bought these screens
to play old news footage

that we had at the library.

I also want to focus
on the stories.

History of the town.
I like it.

Maybe some of the townspeople
would want to be interviewed.

And then we can use those videos
on the screens.

Yes!

See, this is why we needed you
to come on board.

And then there's the gift shop.

People love a good souvenir.

Okay. Well, the Tinker Shop
can help with this.

For a place practically famed
for its magical snow globe.

I'm sure we could make
a few for sale.

That is a great idea.

Any trinkets or ornaments
you could spare.

So many trinkets.

And there's one more thing.

Follow me.

It's the first thing guests
will see when they walk in.

Hiram Cooper, the founder
of the factory.

I wonder if he ever smiled.

Right, we'll need
something else over there.

Yeah.

Just paint a Santa hat
on the old Grinch

and call it a day.

Sonya!

I've been looking
all over for you.

Which isn't difficult given
the size of this town.

Elliot, Hannah,
this is my sister Sonya.

Oh, it's so nice
to finally meet you.

You too. Michelle's told me
so much about you.

Well, welcome to Evergreen.

How are you liking it so far?

It's cold.

Sonya's from New Mexico.

Where the temperatures
are warmer

and the tempers are shorter.

And it doesn't have
all this holly and...

Is that cinnamon?

But it's nice.

Are you all set
with the list?

Absolutely.

Don't you even think about it
for another second.

Just worry about your wedding.

Thank you, Hannah.

Seriously. Thank you.

So, you hungry?

Mm-hmm.

You want to go to Kringle's?

Sure.

Do they have anything
other than gingerbread men?

Bye guys.

-Bye.
-Bye.

I loved some of your
wedding suggestions.

It's just that they...

Oh!

The perfect hot cocoa.

Just the right balance
of chocolate to milk.

Practice makes perfect.

That's right.

You know, your dad is marrying
my sister in a few days.

I went all this time not being
someone's auntie,

but Michelle tells me
that you taught her

how to ice skate up a storm.

Show me later?

Yeah. That'd be great.

He's so cute.

Yeah.

He's a good kid.

What are you doing?

It melts while you drink it.

It's a festive little
peppermint kick.

All right.

Uh-huh.

More for me.

Hmm.

Ah.

So, I really appreciated
your wedding suggestions,

it's just that...

It's your wedding day.

You only get one.

Well, some people get more
than one.

But you know what I mean.

A wedding is a union of love.

Sure the people
and the party are fun,

but we didn't want it to be
over the top.

A Christmas-themed wedding,

and you're telling me
that's not over the top?

The whole town's
over the top.

It's like being trapped
in a Christmas snow globe.

Ah, hey, hey, hey.
I love this town.

And if you and Daddy would ever
come for a Christmas,

you would actually
love it too.

My humble apologies,
Madam Mayor.

I just wish Dad would commit
to his travel plans.

Yeah, well.
Good luck with that.

Oh, that's good.

Now hurry up and get
your coat on.

Your Aunt Hannah's stopping by
to pick up some music.

She's not the best
at keeping surprises.

Uh-huh.

Especially from my dad.

Mm-hmm.

Aunt Hannah!

David!

He was just helping
us decorate.

With his sled.

Yeah, uh...

For Christmas.

And here's the sheet music
for the choir.

We picked out a few
old favourites

and we even threw in some
recordings of the old concerts.

You recorded the choir
back then?

Oh, all the time.

These recordings are just
collecting dust.

Wow.

Maybe we should play these
at the Christmas museum.

Oh, absolutely!

Jenny, Josie, thank
you so much for this.

-You're welcome.
-You're most welcome.

David, do you need a lift?

Uh, yeah.

Okay, come on.

-Bye!
-Bye!

Hey. Sorry I'm late.

I had to drop off David
at the skating pond

to meet up with
Sonya and Michelle.

You started without me.

No, no. I had some time
so I got things ready.

How were the Cooper
sisters today?

You know, finishing
each other's sentences

and being lovely as...
always.

Elliot, did you make dinner?

I did.

But it's cool.
It's cool.

No, it's not cool.
It's not cool at all.

I'm so sorry.

I just lost track of time.

Hannah.

You're looking
after your nephew.

Your schedule's packed with the
entire town's Christmas needs.

And you're still finding time
to celebrate.

Tell me how to help.

This.

This helps.

Now I see a gingerbread house
that still needs roofing.

All right.

Okay.

One layer.

Uh-huh.

Chocolate chips like buttons.

Mm-hmm.

Thanks for saving us
the best trees.

Yes.

And for all your help.
It's been amazing, Henry.

I'm excited for
the museum opening.

It's the talk of the town.

And with Kevin and Lisa
up north this year,

I'm spending Christmas alone.

No one in the history
of Evergreen

has ever spent Christmas alone.

She's right.
You have us.

Henry, this is
my sister, Sonya.

Merry Christmas.

Nice to meet you.

Oh, Michelle, the barn
is all ready

for the rehearsal dinner and...

Oh, this is that barn.

Uh-huh.

Bigger than I thought it'd be.

Thank you so much for letting us
have our rehearsal dinner here.

Thomas loves this place.
He loves coming out here.

He's going to be thrilled.

When does he get back?

Well, there's a snowstorm in
Maine and he called last night

to say that they're having
a little bit of trouble

closing down the logging camp,

but everything's going
to be fine.

Yep, so now that we have
the tree we should

go get it decorated and hang up
the rest of those pictures.

Uh, do you need my help?

Nah.

You just enjoy getting ready
for your wedding.

Oh!

Bye.

Nice work.

We've made the entryway
look better already.

Now to get old Uncle Scrooge
down and hung in another room.

Well, out with the old.

Hmm? What do you think
goes over there?

Hmm. Maybe something like...

This?

The mural my parents painted
in Kringle Alley.

It's a shame it was taken down.

Well, what if
we recreate it?

It'd be a nice way
to honour them.

I'll get started figuring
it out.

Bye.

I'll see you later.

What are you doing with that?

Oh...

You scared me.

Hi, um... Can I, can I help you
with any... thing?

What are you doing, exactly?

In life?

What are you doing
with the old hat factory?

Well um, hi. I'm Hannah.

I'm the new manager of the
Evergreen Christmas Museum.

And who might you be?

I'm looking for Jenny
and Josie Cooper.

Well, I haven't seen them.
Have you tried the farm?

Merry Christmas?

Oh, yeah, it's... it's really
coming down out there.

So you think
you'll be back...

Wait. Do you think you're going
to get held up?

Oh, hmm, I mean, it's hard
to say right now.

So there is a chance you won't
make it back in time.

Well... No.

Maybe.

Thomas, if you're stuck in Maine
for our wedding-

Michelle Lansing.

If I have to move mountains
of snow with my bare hands,

I will do everything I can
to be there.

Well, you may want that, but we
can't predict the weather.

And safety first.

I love you.

I love you too.

Oh, don't forget what I said.

Don't be afraid to ask
your sister about your dad.

She's got your back.

Oh, okay, all right,
I gotta go. Mwah.

Oh boy. Here we go.

Well, every single time I ask
Dad what day he's arriving,

he gives me some new excuse.

Now he's closing up his house
for some potential storm.

I know the man hates to travel
in winter, but come on.

You know how he is.

Sometimes when he doesn't
know what to do,

he avoids checking in.

Well, that means
something's wrong.

This? Again?

You know when we were young
and we used to make cards

for Mom and Dad?

And somehow glitter would
just end up all in my hair,

and nobody could
figure out why.

I've already apologized
for that.

No, no, no.
Not glitter!

Glitter never goes away!

Dad and I may or may not have
had a small falling out.

About what?

He asked me not
to talk about it

until he can explain
in person.

Okay...

You seem to be everywhere.

Yep. That's me.
Hannah Turner.

I never caught
your name earlier.

Jeb Cooper.

Brother of Josie
and Jenny Cooper.

Oh.

My sisters had no right to hand
you the keys to that factory.

I should've been consulted.

Especially before you moved
the portrait

of the factory founder,
Hiram Cooper.

Well, I... I wasn't aware
that... that...

I mean, I'm sure we can come
to some sort of agreement.

I think you'll find
you're wrong.

My sisters never consulted
me about

whether or not the town could
use the building.

Now, Jeb.

You have never taken an interest
in that building,

nor in Evergreen,
in the last 30 years

that building's been empty.

Elliot, hand me the little
post office, will you?

Uh, sure.

We naturally assumed
you wouldn't mind.

Oh, and that little
ice skating piece.

Well, you assumed wrong.

I was the last person to run
the hat business,

so shouldn't I have some say
in what happens to the building?

And we're happy
to work with you.

Which is why I've set up a call
with the town council.

The legacy of the hat factory
should not be reduced to some...

quaint little tourist
attraction.

Mr. Cooper!

Oh, hey you two.

Hey!

Nice bumping into you.

Yeah.

We were just talking
to the Cooper twins

about the museum.

What are you doing here?

Well, I just wanted to make sure
that the twins

got one of the first printings.

Ta-da!

Early Christmas gift.

Hopefully we'll be selling them
at the shop soon, too.

I'd love that, thanks.

You guys have a great day,
huh?

You too.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Hey.

What?

This is where we met.

Oh, yeah.

Actually...

You were right here.

Making snow angels.

I still like making
snow angels.

And then you threw
a snowball at me.

Yeah, and then you taught me how
to make a better snowball.

Oh, yeah?

You said "you can't let it
stick to your mittens.

"It's the most important part."

It is. It really is.

Well, we should probably
head back.

Hey!

Oh, it's on now.

Earlier I was just thinking
about the piano lessons

I used to take with you two.

Well, and don't forget
those many years

you were in our bell choir.

Oh, I totally forgot about
the hand bell choir.

You're kidding me.

Oh!

We used to play all kinds of
Christmas concerts on those.

This one.

Hmm.

You do this every year?

Yeah. It's an Evergreen
tradition.

We ran out of food for the
Christmas Festival one year,

and that party requires
a lot of cookies.

So now...

Baking parties are happening
all over town, actually.

And on today's agenda?

The perfect chocolate
chip cookie.

Ooooh!

It's a lot of fun if you
just loosen up a little.

Hannah.

Did you know that Megan does
a holiday cocktail hour here

every night at the inn
with carols?

It was her idea.

People come to Evergreen
for the Christmas spirit.

I figure might as well
go way over the top.

It should be the town slogan.

I heard that and I'll
consider it.

So, Zoe.

Well, it looks like my dad's not
going to make it for Christmas.

Allie's a little crushed
and so am I.

But I'll see him
when we get back.

Sounds like someone's going
to celebrate Christmas twice.

Okay, my turn.

Mmm. Excuse me a minute.

Hello, this is Elliot.

Hey.

Uh, who was that?

Oh, that was the, uh,
the people who...

I got the money
from the foundation.

Really?

Wait, wait, wait.
You got it?

Yeah.

Oh, Elliot, that's wonderful.

They said that my application
had the most charm.

That since Evergreen was already
such a Christmas destination

that it just, it made sense that
people would flock to a shop

that embodies everything
that we do best.

That's great, come here.

Oh.

Congratulations.
I'm so happy.

I know it's everything
that you wanted.

But I'd better head back
to the museum

if I'm going to get it open
on time. So, um...

Do you want some help?

No, no, no. You stay here,
celebrate.

All right guys. Bye.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Hey, Michelle.
Listen. I...

Hey sweetie.

How's it going?
Any news?

I am so sorry, but this storm
has us trapped.

And I hate to say this,

but I don't think I'm gonna
be able to make it back

for the rehearsal.

It doesn't look good.

Well, is there any way
they could plow?

Oh honey, believe me.

We have tried everything
that we can.

I've never seen snow
like this.

Now we have managed to get
a lot of people up the hill.

Oh no, no, no. Be safe.
Whatever it takes.

Michelle, listen.
I... I gotta go, okay? I...

I'll call you back.
I promise.

Okay, okay. No problem.
Be safe.

I'll talk to you tomorrow.
I love you.

I love you too.

Hannah!

I thought you were staying back
to celebrate.

I was just so excited.

I wanted to be here with you.

Tell you about the...

Yeah, I suppose we should have
that conversation, huh?

It's going to be amazing.

We take everything
that the Tinker Shop

has ended up becoming
and then some.

The art classes, the ornaments
that people make,

the Kringle Cookbook!

Everything unique.

About the Evergreen lifestyle.

-Exactly.
-Yeah?

People come to Evergreen
for all this magic.

The Tinker Shop
will stay open,

but we'll have a flagship
store in Boston.

Rebrand it.

I'm finally taking you up
on your suggestion.

I'm changing the name.

To?

The Turner Goods Company.

Wow, that's a... That's a really
smart plan. I mean...

Come with me.

Elliot, I...

I love everything I'm doing
at the Christmas museum.

I thought this
would excite you.

It does, it does. I'm really
excited for you.

But... Where does that leave us
if we want different things?

Well...

Oh, Mr. Cooper.
What brings you by?

Ah, I own one-third
of this building.

I spoke with some members
of the town council.

They provided me with the
contract my sisters signed,

turning this building over
to the town.

Is there a problem with it?

I told you.

I did not give my permission.

Early start.

Oh yeah, excuse me.

Um... I couldn't sleep.

Just with all of
Mr. Cooper's demands,

the choir, all of it.

And as much as I appreciate
Zoe's help, you know.

Knitting calms me down.

And I know we have a lot
to talk about,

and I know getting the funding
is a big deal.

I just...

I know. You have so much
on your plate.

And so I know this is not
the best timing, but...

I want to do this.

And we should talk about...

-Hello.
-Hey.

Hey guys.

-Come on in.
-Hi guys.

Come on in.

Shall we, uh...

Pick this up later?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

Okay.

So...

Ebenezer Scrooge wants to change
your plans for the museum?

Which is frustrating, because
both sisters are fine with it.

And your boyfriend wants
to move to Boston.

Yep.

Your husband-to-be is stuck in
Maine days before your wedding.

Anyone else have any
holiday-themed problems?

Well, my son-in-law
is trapped in Paris.

This town has some very
unique sadnesses.

Well, Thomas and I have our
whole lives together, so...

I probably should call
Henry Miller

and cancel the rehearsal dinner.

But on the plus side,

I have a little bit more time
to work with you, Hannah.

Well, actually, do you mind
if I kept doing this myself?

What do you mean?

Well, I like the Christmas
museum project.

With all that I do,
I've never had one thing

that I could sacrifice
the others for.

It's like you said.

Figuring out what's important.

What to keep,
what to let go.

I want to see this through.

Well, I suppose...

I gave you the job.
It's yours.

Thank you.

Now, I have a ton of work
to do.

But first, to let go
of a thing or two.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Covered in glitter.

You too.

Both of us.

My dears.

Look what Santa brought you.

Daddy! Daddy!

Oh, it's classic you,
just showing up like that.

I asked where I could find
the mayor.

And they told me to check here,

by a jolly old man who looked
surprisingly like...

Broad face, round little belly,

shakes when he laughs like
a bowl full of...

Hangs around chimneys,
lives up north.

You know the type.

Yeah, Nick.

Michelle, I'd like you
to meet Bea.

Well hi, Bea.
Nice to meet you.

It's wonderful to meet you,
Michelle.

And you must be Sonya.
I've heard such great things.

Beautiful little town
you have here.

Oh. Town's all hers.

Well, should we get some lunch?

Yeah. Come on in.

Come on in, have a seat.

So. That's Bea.
Dad's new girlfriend.

Well, she seems lovely.

Tsk.

Wait a minute.

Is that what your little tiff
with Dad is all about?

It absolutely is.

Carol! Carol, wait up!

-Oh. Hey Hannah.
-Hi.

Just heading over
to choir practice.

That's actually what I wanted
to talk to you about.

Yeah?

How would you feel about
taking over the choir?

What?

You were right when you
reminded me to be open to help.

Oh. Honey, come on.

I didn't mean that you need
to give something up.

Well, if it's too much
I understand.

But you've been a part of
the choir your whole life.

You know the music.
You have the experience.

I can't deny this would be a
great way to try something new.

Well then, the choir's yours
if you'd like it.

-Yes!
-Yes?

-I would!
-Deal.

Hey. How's it going over there?

Oh, it's worse and worse.

Not only is the snow
still coming down,

but the forecast for next week,
it doesn't look good.

Well, do you think
you'll get out at all?

In time for the wedding?

Michelle, at this rate,

I don't even know if I can get
us all out for Christmas.

Honey, I... I am so sorry.
I tried so hard.

Look, Thomas...

It's our wedding.

This time it's different.

I know, I know.

But still. I mean, sometimes
you gotta stay put to stay safe.

It's not forever.

Me and you, we're forever.

Not being able to travel?
That'll be back one day.

Is that my future son-in-law?

Dad, it's not a good...

Looking forward to seeing you,
son.

You too, sir.

It's just I'm afraid that
the forecast

doesn't look very promising.

Thomas? Thomas?

Change of plans.

Hey.

Hey, Mr. Cooper is in the back
room I thought was just storage,

and it's full of...

What's wrong?

I don't like the way
we keep leaving things.

Yeah. Me too.

Look. I just wish that
you had told me sooner

that you were planning
this big thing.

I've been searching for real
purpose here in Evergreen.

And now that I found it...

I just wanted to wait
until I knew more.

Honestly, would you have
come with me

if I had asked you sooner?

Probably not, no.

I think your idea
is really smart.

And I think it could work well.

And I don't want you to regret
not doing it.

Hannah, this isn't just about
the business.

I want to meet the Hannah and
Elliot that live in the city.

I just wonder if maybe we
need to shake things up a bit.

There's that "we."

Do we need to shake things up,
or do you?

Because I know who I am
and I know what I want.

This community is my family,
and honestly,

I thought you wanted
the same thing too.

We went into this

saying that we would be friends
no matter what.

Maybe we should
spend some time apart

and figure out what we want
as individuals.

Hannah, are you sure?

Goodnight, Aunt Hannah.

I know you were looking forward
to your dad coming home

for the holidays.

It's okay.

He called and we talked.

Some things are
out of our control.

Are you okay though?

Yes. I'm fine.

If it's any consolation,

I think everything's going
to be okay.

Goodnight Auntie.

Goodnight David.

I'll see you later tonight,
ok?

-Hey.
-Hey.

There she is.

Hannah, over here.

Hey.

Hi.

Oh, you must be Bea and Gordon.

I'm Hannah.
I'm Thomas's sister.

Oh, it's nice to meet you.

You too.

And I heard about the wedding
postponement.

On the bright side, we have the
Christmas Festival coming up.

We have the museum opening,

which I can personally vouch
for, that is going to be that...

I'm not sure we're sticking
around that long.

Christmas has never exactly been
our thing.

I wouldn't say
that too loudly here.

Okay, okay...

Oh.

Hey, there you guys are.

I just had the best idea.

So you know how we were supposed
to have our rehearsal dinner

at Henry's barn tonight, okay?

And everybody knows that we had
to postpone everything.

Well, what if we just had
the party anyway?

We have all this food.

It doesn't need to go
to waste.

And there's all
that very expensive

Christmas wine we ordered.

And we could help out Hannah.

You need Christmas decorations
for the Christmas Festival,

and also for the museum opening.

Yep, couldn't hurt.

And Dad, I have wanted you
to see this town

in all its Christmas glory
for the longest time, right?

I've been trying to get you guys
to come here.

Sweetie, now hold on...

You just tell us what to wear
and what time.

Now I need some coffee.

That is untrue.

Let's get you some cider.

So lovely to meet you two.

Hi.

So, there's going to be a party
for Michelle at Henry's farm,

if you'd like to come.

Miss Turner, being overly nice
is not going

to get you anywhere.

Well, the council is going
through your requests

and agreeing to a lot of it.

As for me, I'm grateful
that you're allowing us

to continue to work
at the museum.

So, thank you for that.

And for the record,

I read a lot of the articles
on the old hat factory,

and I think you did the best
that you could.

If that were true,

the hat factory would still be
in business and...

And Evergreen would still have
an industry.

Whew.

Hi. How are you?

Good to see you.
How's the family?

Okay. You're up here at like,
12 ladies piping.

And I need you
to be down here

around four hens a... birding.

It's 12 drummers
and four calling birds.

Point is, you certainly seem
a little...

Well, okay.

Is this the result of being
in an unideal situation?

Maybe.

But Thomas is the man
of my dreams.

I don't mind moving the wedding
to Christmas.

Shoot, I'd marry that man
in July.

All right, I get it.

But is the lady perhaps
protesting too much?

I thought about it.

There are upsides.

I don't have to plan anymore.

Just have to move the date.

Pressure's off.

As long as you're sure
you're okay.

I'm fine.

Shall we?

We shall.

Oh, just so good.

Excellent work everybody.

What a great rehearsal.

I just want to say thank you
so much for welcoming me in.

And now, before we go,

I just wanted to pitch
everyone an idea.

Well, I just figured that since
we all know how to read music,

how hard would it be to learn
how to play a little too?

Are we not going to sing
all the carols?

Oh, we absolutely are.

But I just thought that maybe
we could...

Let's jump right in and...
and try something new and fun!

A Christmas treat for all of us.

So?

Who's in?

Decoration stations,
comfort food.

David made eggnog.

It's perfect.

Yeah. And this is a good chance
for us to do some decorations

for the Christmas Festival.

What's going on?

And don't tell me nothing,
'cause I know you too well.

You know.

Hey, do you mind if we talk
about this later?

Sure.

So, Sonya.

Any good at wreath making?

No, I am not.

But it has never
stopped me before.

Perfect.

Hey.

Michelle, how are you
holding up?

Oh no, no, no, no, no.

Honey.

It's just, I mean...
It's sinking in now.

I drove you guys wedding crazy
for an entire year, and now...

Will anyone even want
to come next year?

Michelle, of course we're
all going to show up.

All of this was out of
anybody's control.

We're going to show up
'cause that's what we do.

Oh!

Oh, no, no. Not on Madam
Mayor's watch.

Truce?

Yeah.

They have us pinned.

It's okay, we've always been
masters at this!

Okay.

I'm going to get them
for that.

Pack with mittens...

Throw with bare hands.

Yes.

-Ready?
-Yeah.

Um...

I should probably head back
to the museum and, and uh...

Get those stories.

Yeah. Yeah, I have some wreaths
to go pack.

Okay.

And so just our
Evergreen story.

Yeah.

Whatever you love about it.

Well uh, we were both born
in Evergreen.

Mm-hmm.

And we were high school
sweethearts, so...

So?

It worked out.

The more I've been at the inn,
the more I've seen people...

People find each other.

And no matter how it works out,
or even if it doesn't,

love leads us to...

To places like Evergreen.

Where love is liable to turn up
where you least expect it.

Or...

Or right where you left it.

Love isn't just
about a person.

It can be about a place.

By the time we found out that
the factory was out of money

and was ready to close...

It was too late.

The news hit the stands.

Poor Jeb.

He really took the weight
onto himself.

He never was one
to ask for help.

His pride gets in the way.

I don't think he ever wanted
to run a factory.

I think he wanted to uphold
our family legacy.

And he tried.

One last question.

What does the hat factory
mean to you both?

Hmm...

So, Mr. Cooper feels like
he failed the town.

Which I guess I understand.

This building turning
into something else

is really hard for him.

So surprise him.

See, I want Michelle
and my dad to know

that I think about them.

Mm-hmm.

So I decided to surprise them
with a song at their wedding.

Which, I guess now, I'll have
to save it for another time.

But...

But you feel we need
to show Mr. Cooper

that we appreciate him.

Hat!

What?

Nothing, nothing.

I think I found a solution
to my Mr. Cooper problem.

Have a good time.

Ah!

Hey. I was just popping by

to check up and see how
the mural... is going.

Oh, Elliot.

I won't lie, it was... strange
painting it here without you.

But I get it.
You're busy.

Thomas always said I got
that from our parents.

I guess keeping busy was
my way of touching

all the same things
that they touched.

But this?

This is like having them back
for Christmas.

Thank you.

You continue their legacy.

The museum will do that.

You can ask them.

You don't have to run yourself
ragged doing it.

Right.

Um...

Excuse me.

Sorry, I just gotta grab
my camera equipment.

Right, yeah.

Would you like to go with me to
Michelle and Thomas's wedding?

Oh.

When it does happen.

Whatever we are then,
I'd like to go with you.

It's a special day
for your family,

so it's a special day for me.

Then yes.

I'd love to.

So.

Do you think we can
pull it off?

And what kind of Auntie
would I be if I said no?

Let's ask Aunt Hannah.

Ask Aunt Hannah what?

So.

Hi.

I saw that the town council
agreed to my demand

for half the admission fees
and gift shop profits.

Yes, they did.

So I guess this is it for us...

I still want to make sure

the museum is up
to my standards.

Come by tomorrow.

I've made something I think
might convince you.

Hmm.

We'll see.

We'll see.

I've always had a lot
of questions

about "It's a Wonderful Life".

Why does the old man have
so many animals

that live at the bank?

There's a squirrel, a crow...

It's a Christmas movie.

There are going to be
eccentric characters.

I think I might know
what'll cheer you up.

Go try on your wedding dress.

That is the exact opposite
of what would cheer me up.

I want to see it.
Come on, do it for me.

Maid of Honour.

I don't want anyone to see
my wedding dress

until there's an actual wedding.

That makes sense.

But then I insist that we all
get dressed up for dinner.

Come on, it'll make us
feel better.

Okay.

Thank you.

Wow.

Well, would you look at that?

Surprise!

Oh.

Where did you learn
how to do this?

You're so good.

The Cooper Sisters taught me.

David, I know it's hard
being here without him.

That's okay.
I'm with family.

I have Aunt Hannah
and I have you.

Now come on, I have
one more surprise.

Thanks for
setting up the camera
so I can see her, sis.

Turner sibling rules.

We always have each
other's back, right?

Forever and always.

Wha...

Wow!

Your family said that
you were feeling sad.

Late last night, I got a call
from David and your sister.

And I thought you could use
a little love today.

So if you don't mind, a sneak
peek of my wedding vows?

Your grace and your strength
drew me right to you, instantly.

I watch you with David and I
love how our lives just fit.

You were the missing piece
of this puzzle,

and I am so happy
to call us family.

Michelle, I am humbled to be the
man who gets to take your hand.

One day soon.

Thomas, love was an
afterthought before you.

It wasn't even on my radar.

I was just fine
with how things were.

But loving you has been
the easiest, most joyful thing

I've ever done in my life.

Now we get to be a family,

and that's all I ever need
to know in this world.

I love you.

And I love you.

Enjoy yourself.

And I promise I'll be home
as soon as I can.

Happy not-wedding-day.
Or whatever today is.

Happy that.

Thank you both so much.

Hey, what are sisters for?

Oh.

Okay.

Two, three, go.

What are you doing here
so late?

Came here to think.

Well, we've always been good
at a duet.

An unstoppable pair.

Well, that was unexpected.

Oh, I shouldn't have done that.

No, no.

I'm glad.

And confused.

I just keep thinking there's got
to be a way to make this work.

We already know what love
looks like.

I want us to be
like we were.

We wouldn't be okay
with long distance, Elliot.

You're right.

We wouldn't be.

What if it turns out that we,
we do want different things?

And what if we're in too deep

and there's no friendship
to go back to?

Well, if your heart is pulling
you elsewhere,

a friend won't stand
in your way.

Certainly not me.

Hey. Look alive.

So, let's say you don't get this
signature from Mr. Cooper.

Does he shut down the museum?

Well, he wouldn't...
Oh, I hope not.

We've all worked too hard
for that.

I just need him to see this one
last thing that I made.

For Michelle, for the reporters
that came into town.

For myself.

A little secret.

I have faith in you.

The whole town does.

I mean that's what Evergreen is,
right?

It's a town that was built
on Christmas wishes.

And, if my mom's cherry
strudel recipe

doesn't help convince Mr. Cooper
to sign,

I don't know what will.

I made it myself.

I'm a proud aunt.
Thanks guys.

Okay, wish me luck.

Good luck.
We love you.

Oh!

I'm sorry, Nick.

Let me guess.
You were in a rush.

And let me guess.

I needed a little nudge
to slow me down.

This time it wasn't
the snow globe shattering.

Uh, Hannah...

I say this with all my heart.

All your wishes are granted if
you just stop and look around.

Sonya, I have some last-minute
Christmas shopping to do

if you'd like to join.

No thanks. I did mine early.

Which means she hasn't done
any yet.

Not true.

Oh, well, maybe we could all
go into town

and look at decorations. Or...

Thanks Bea. I think the festival
is enough Christmas for me.

Mr. Cooper.
Nice to see you.

Huh.

So all this is for the Christmas
Festival, is it?

Yes, sir.

You sure you won't stay
for it?

Miss Turner, you have
my undivided attention

for the next one hour exactly.

Then I must catch my train.

Well, I will personally drive
you to the train station

if you decide that you don't
like what you see here.

Hmph.

But either way, merry Christmas.

Here you go sis.

Thank you.

No peppermint?

You like it, huh?

Mm-hmm.

Are you watching "It's
a Wonderful Life" again?

It's always on.

I don't understand the choices
any of these people make,

but somehow
it's so soothing.

Hey, do you think we're being
too rough on Bea?

And by we, I mean you?

I know I can be...

You know me.

It's just strange that Dad
is dating.

I know that's childish,
but I can't help it.

What did Mom say
she always wanted?

For all of us to be happy.

Sweet girl, that includes Daddy.

Mom loved Christmas.

It was her thing.

It just feels weird to be
celebrating without her.

Not to mention
with someone new.

I think what you're saying
is that you miss her.

I miss her too.

Christmas was her thing.

But maybe now it can be
our thing.

A way for us to stay close
to Mom,

but bring our new
family together.

I never understood why Jimmy
Stewart doesn't just leave town.

I have exactly
the same question.

And can we talk about the fact
that there's a crow indoors?

And a squirrel.
And a monkey.

In a bank!

Mom would be so proud
of you both.

Well, I think I found a way
to honour Evergreen's history.

What have you done?

It's a tribute to the Evergreen
Hat Factory.

Our first industry.

This building is where
it all started.

You've created a...

a display about me
and my family...

Yeah.

And humiliated me
in the process.

Is that what you decided
to do to shame me?

No, no!

It's to honour you and the work
that your family has done.

Hiram Cooper built this company
with his hard work.

He passed it down
to good people

who put their hearts and souls
into it, and it ended with me.

This just calls that out.

No, it's not your fault.
Businesses come and go.

I could've saved it.
I let everyone down.

My family, my sisters. I...

All right, we're done here.
I'm shutting this all down.

What? No. Mr. Cooper,
you can't!

It's Christmas Eve,
people are counting on us.

I mean, the Christmas
Festival starts in a few hours.

Yes, and I still own
this building.

And if I want to take it back
from the town I certainly can.

I've read the contract.
While I may be...

Stubborn?

Look, if the story of this
factory tells me anything,

it's that sometimes people
remember things differently

than how they actually happened.

And that can make it difficult
to see the truth

and move forward.

Mr. Cooper, you've been holding
onto a past that frankly,

you don't need to anymore.

No one in this town
holds anything against you.

The only thing I'm holding onto
is my decision

not to open the museum.

You wanted to leave your mark
on Evergreen?

That's all I ever wanted too.

We both can win if we just take
a deep breath...

Miss Turner.

We both failed.

So it goes.

Now what?

Well, we've barely made
it around the corner.

Let's go, come on.

The truck can be temperamental.
Finicky at times.

I'm going to be late
for my train,

and now the snow is really
coming down.

It always does for Christmas.

You've got to be kidding me.

Hi.

Ho, ho, ho.

Do you need help.

No!

Well... I don't know.

Yes, we do.
Thank you.

The truck's old and cranky,
so it sometimes puts up a fight.

So if you have a toolbox around.

Never mind. I'll handle
this myself.

I saw a toolbox back
at the museum.

It'll take me five minutes
to walk back there and get it.

One last question.

What does the hat factory
mean to you both?

Hmm.

Without the hat factory,
there'd be no Evergreen.

It couldn't last forever.

Our brother Jeb was doing
a job none of us wanted.

Dad would have been so proud
that he stepped up.

After it closed, the town really
had to come together.

Become more resourceful.

And now we're a town
that people travel to.

That people tell stories about.

It goes to show

change is necessary in times
of great adversity.

We were a town built
on a wish.

A Christmas wish.

Everything okay?

No. Nothing's okay.

Mr. Cooper's leaving
without signing.

I was trying to help.

I thought all the hard work
I put into the museum

would pay off, and...

Hannah, you did great.

Sometimes a little patience.

Need a ride?

Nope.

But your brother might
in a moment.

Turns out we can't seem to...

I still can't believe
that truck runs at all.

But we're not going to need it.

Oh, I see you got
the engine started.

Yep. The truck does
what it wants.

Now Jeb, we want you
to stop this.

We were driving in to ask you
one last time,

just give the nice people
what they want.

I saw the video that Hannah made
of you both.

Look, I am so sorry. I...

You did your best.

What more could anyone ask?

-Oh!
-Oh!

Miss Turner, where
is the contract?

Uh... Oh, um...

Thank you.

Yes. You keep all the admissions
and the gift shop money.

Oh.

That is as it should be.

Thank you so much
Mr. Cooper.

Thank you.

Oh!

Nick?

Come on, give it up.

And this is where the old
assembly line was.

It'd go right to
the stitching room,

which was that way.

You know, we could always
use someone

to give tours at the museum
if you're interested.

And then we ended up
moving to Paris.

And Ryan wanted to wait
until he got here

to deliver the news, but...

Do you want to show them?

Maybe.

The news is that Zoe is going
to be a big sister.

I am going to be a mother
for the second time,

and that means that you,
Mom and Dad,

are going to be grandparents!

Elliot spent hours trying to get
it hung just right today.

It's perfect.

Merry Christmas, Hannah.

Presentation is the key
to any great gift.

Merry Christmas, Hannah.

Thank you.

It's lovely.

I was wondering if you had room
for one more story.

Sure.

We could head over to the museum
and go to the video...

No, no. This is, uh...

This is a quick story.

Just for you.

I fell in love with Hannah
Turner the moment I saw her.

This Christmas angel fell out
of the sky just for me.

It took me a while,

but no matter what kinds of
things I wanted for myself...

Hannah, it's you.

But you want to go to Boston.

And I'm not going to stand
in the way of your dreams.

That was just about asking
myself the right questions.

I don't need to meet Hannah
and Elliot in the city.

I know exactly where we are.

That's why I'm keeping
the flagship store here

in Evergreen.

Sure, it means
I'll have to travel

to start things up
in Boston, but...

It turns out I know someone
who's willing to help.

But Elliot, I don't want you
changing plans just for me.

I already did.

Sometimes things that seem like
they need fixing

don't really need fixing at all.

I am with the woman
that I love.

We're a part of this town.

Why would I want to live
anywhere else

if it meant being
without you?

Hannah.

Can we try this again?

I was hoping you would ask.

Even in Evergreen,
things are going to change.

And sometimes with
just a little patience,

you realize you're going to have
to let change happen.

And that may mean letting go
of a few things.

Or adding a few things.

The point is, change is more fun
if you get creative.

And work together.

Keep traditions of course.

Oh yes, like snowball fights.

Christmas baking.

Gingerbread houses.

Glitter.

Christmas movies.

Tinkering.

I'm so glad you changed
the name.

Out with the old.

Time to eat.