LAPLACE — Christmas in the Crevasse is open, featuring hayrides on five acres of farm land with more than 70 lighted Christmas frames on display in LaPlace.

The event takes place at the corner of Louisiana and Shadowbrook, three blocks off McReine Road — the street across from River Forest Subdivision).

Christmas in the Crevasse is open from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday through Sunday until Jan. 1. However, it is closed in the event of rain.

Admission is $2 for children under 3. Those ages 3 to 93 are $5.

The hayrides last approximately half an hour and depart every 15 minutes.

Organizers said attendees get a “Taste of St. John” with hot chocolate, coffee or apple juice and snacks for a small fee.

Proceeds benefit Greater New Orleans Therapeutic Riding Center.

Bathroom facilities are available, and reservations are not needed.

Tour groups and corporate events may make reservations.

There is a coloring contest for three age groups up to 12 years old. Entries can be picked up at Christmas in the Crevasse, Jacob’s Andouille and A Storage Inn on U.S. 51 or downloaded from Christmas in the Crevasse Facebook page.

Entries can be returned to Christmas in the Crevasse or mailed to P.O. Box 5095 in LaPlace, LA 70069.

Entries are due Dec. 19 and winners will be awarded Dec. 22.

For more information, call 985 346-3709.