5 Ways To Celebrate A Cheers Christmas

The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a Cheers-themed Christmas? For fans of the classic TV show, a Cheers Christmas is a unique and fun way to get into the holiday spirit. From decorating to gift-giving, and from cooking to entertaining, here are five ways to celebrate a Cheers Christmas.

Decorating the Bar

Transform your home into the iconic Cheers bar with festive decorations. Start by hanging Christmas lights and garlands around the room. Add some holiday-themed posters and signs featuring the show's beloved characters, such as Sam Malone, Diane Chambers, and Cliff Clavin. Set up a Christmas tree in the corner of the room, decorated with ornaments shaped like beer mugs, bottles, and glasses. Don't forget to add a few festive inflatables, like a giant Christmas stocking or a blow-up snowman, to really get the party started.

DIY Decorations

Create your own unique decorations inspired by the show. For example, you can make a sign that reads "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" to hang above the bar. Or, create a Christmas wreath using beer bottles and cans, just like the ones often seen behind the bar at Cheers. You can also make a "Norm's Christmas" sign to hang on the door, in honor of the show's lovable curmudgeon.

Cooking Up a Storm

Cheers is famous for its pub grub, so why not try cooking up some festive fare inspired by the show? Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• "Frasier's Fancy Finger Foods": Mini quiches, deviled eggs, and other finger foods inspired by the show's resident snob.
• "Cliff's Christmas Chili": A hearty, warming chili recipe inspired by the show's lovable mailman.
• "Diane's Holiday Ham": A classic glazed ham recipe inspired by the show's sophisticated waitress.

Holiday Appetizers

Try these festive appetizer ideas inspired by the show:

• "Sam's Slammin' Sliders": Mini burgers served on small buns with all the fixings.
• "Woody's Wings": Spicy chicken wings served with a side of blue cheese dressing.
• "Coach's Christmas Corn Fritters": Crispy corn fritters served with a side of spicy aioli.

Gift-Giving with a Cheers Twist

When it comes to gift-giving, why not try something a little different this year? Here are a few ideas inspired by the show:

• "A Cheers-themed Ornament": A customized ornament featuring the show's logo or characters.
• "A Beer-of-the-Month Subscription": A subscription to a monthly beer delivery service, perfect for the beer lover in your life.
• "A Personalized Cheers Mug": A customized mug featuring the show's logo or a favorite character's name.

DIY Gifts

Create your own unique gifts inspired by the show. For example, you can make a photo album filled with pictures of the show's characters, or create a customized playlist of music inspired by the show. You can also make a set of coasters using old beer bottles and caps, or create a Cheers-themed throw blanket.

Entertaining the Gang

When it comes to entertaining, a Cheers Christmas is all about bringing the gang together. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• "A Cheers Trivia Night": Host a trivia night featuring questions about the show, its characters, and its episodes.
• "A Christmas Carol Karaoke": Host a karaoke party featuring songs from the show's iconic soundtrack, including "Jingle Bell Rock" and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".
• "A Cheers Christmas Carol": Host a reading of the classic Christmas tale, with characters from the show playing the roles of Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, and more.

Holiday Games

Try these festive game ideas inspired by the show:

• "Pin the Mustache on Sam": A spin on the classic "Pin the Tail on the Donkey" game, featuring Sam Malone's iconic mustache.
• "Cheers-themed Charades": A game of charades featuring characters and episodes from the show.
• "Cliff's Christmas Trivia Challenge": A trivia game featuring questions about history, sports, and more, inspired by Cliff's lovable but annoying trivia obsession.

Making it a Special Day

Make your Cheers Christmas a special day by adding a few extra touches. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• "A Special Christmas Episode Marathon": Host a marathon of the show's Christmas episodes, featuring classics like "Christmas 1983" and "A Cheers Christmas".
• "A Cheers-themed Photo Booth": Set up a photo booth featuring props and backdrops inspired by the show, perfect for capturing memories of the day.
• "A Special Holiday Message": Record a special holiday message from the gang, featuring well-wishes and festive cheer.

So there you have it, five ways to celebrate a Cheers Christmas that are sure to bring the holiday spirit to your friends and family. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the show or just looking for something a little different this year, a Cheers Christmas is the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit.