Holiday magic is in the air at Hallmark Channel. The network’s annual Countdown to Christmas celebration continues in November 2024 with 17-all new movies featuring stars such as Erin Krakow, The Office’s Angela Kinsey, Tyler Hynes, and more. Keep reading for our rundown of the Hallmark movie schedule for November 2024.
All movies air at 8 p.m. ET unless otherwise noted.
‘A Carol for Two’
A singer named Violette (Gina Claire Mason) takes a job as a singing waitress in New York. Things get complicated when her duet partner (Jordan Litz) sets her up with his cousin but then starts developing feelings for Violette as well.
A Carol for Two airs Friday, Nov. 1.
‘Our Holiday Story’
Married couple Dave (Warren Christie) and Nell (Nikki DeLoach) share the heartwarming story of how their romance began when they meet their daughter’s (Sydney Scotia) boyfriend (Gavin Langelo) for the first time.
Our Holiday Story airs Saturday, Nov. 2.
‘Holiday Mismatch’
Uptight retiree Barb (Beth Broderick) clashes with free-spirited Kath (Caroline Rhea) when she joins a holiday committee. But when the two women realize their children have started dating, they find they’re both in agreement about their desire to break up the happy couple.
Holiday Mismatch airs Sunday, Nov. 3.
‘Trivia at St. Nick’s’
Local residents of a Vermont college town are looking forward to their annual Christmas Bar Trivia Tournament. But astronomy professor Celeste (Tammin Sursok) is forced to adapt when her original partner drops out and she has to team up with football coach Max (Brant Daugherty).
Trivia at St. Nick’s airs Friday, Nov. 8.
‘Santa Tell Me’
When Calls the Heart stars Erin Krakow and Daniel Lissing reunite in Santa Tell Me, which follows a design show host who finds a letter from Santa promising her that she’ll meet her true love – a man named Nick – by Christmas Eve.
Santa Tell Me airs Saturday, Nov. 9.
‘’Tis the Season to Be Irish’
House flipper Rose (Fiona Gubelmann) plans to renovate an Irish cottage. But her plans change when she meets Sean (Eoin Macken), a local realtor who is determined to preserve his town’s heritage.
‘Tis the Season to Be Irish airs Sunday, Nov. 10.
‘Christmas With the Singhs’
Asha (Anuja Joshi) and Jake (Virgin River’s Benjamin Hollingsworth) are newly engaged and planning to spend their first Christmas together. But their relationship is tested when their families’ cultural and holiday traditions clash.
Christmas With the Singhs airs Friday, Nov. 15.
‘Jingle Bell Run’
Avery (Ashley Williams), a bookworm, and pairs up with retired hockey star Wes (Andrew Walker) to compete in a holiday race across America.
Jingle Bell Run airs Saturday, Nov. 16.
‘Confessions of a Christmas Letter’
Angela Kinsey stars as a quirky family matriarch named Settie Rose who hire novelist Juan (Alec Santos) to help her craft the perfect letter for her town’s annual holiday letter-writing contest. Soon, a rumor starts that Juan is engaged to Settie’s daughter Lily (Lillian Doucet-Roche). Confessions of a Christmas Letter also features a cameo by Kinsey’s The Office co-star Brian Baumgartner.
Confessions of a Christmas Letter airs Sunday, Nov. 17.
‘Christmas on Call’
First responders in Philadelphia, including ER doc Hannah (Sara Canning) and EMT Wes Sullivan (Ser’Darius Blain), juggle work and personal issues during the holiday season. Christmas on Call also features a cameo appearance from Jason and Travis Kelce’s mom Donna Kelce.
Christmas on Call airs Friday, Nov. 22.
‘Three Wiser Men and a Boy’
Hallmark’s follow-up to 2022’s Three Wise Men and Baby reunites Tyler Hynes, Andrew Walker, and Paul Campbell as the Brenner brothers, who are putting on a holiday pageant for their son and nephew Thomas (Miles Marthaller). At the same time, they must also navigate their mom Barbara’s (Margaret Colin) new romance.
Three Wiser Men and a Boy airs Saturday, Nov. 23.
‘To Have and To Holiday’
After a whirlwind romance, Celeste (Madeleine Arthur) and Jason (Robert Bazzochhi) get engaged. They want her pastor father (Eric Close) to officiate the wedding, but before they say “I do,” he puts them through a festive bootcamp of Christmas-themed challenges.
To Have and To Holiday airs Sunday, Nov. 24.
‘Debbie Macomber’s Joyful Mrs. Miracle’
Posing as an estate planner, Mrs. Miracle (Rachel Boston) uses Christmas magic to reunite three siblings as they struggle to decide who will inherit the family’s real estate empire after their grandmother dies.
Debbie Macomber’s Joyful Mrs. Miracle airs Thursday, Nov. 28.
‘A ‘90’s Christmas’
On Christmas Eve, a workaholic lawyer named Lucy (Eva Bourne) is transported back to 1999. As she relives the holiday with her mom, sister, best friend, and high school crush, Lucy gets a second chance to understand where her relationships went wrong.
A ‘90’s Christmas airs Friday, Nov. 29 at 6 p.m. ET.
‘Deck the Walls’
An interior designer named Rose (Ashley Greene) reluctantly agrees to help her brother Sal (Danny Pellegrino) with his Christmas Charity House Flip. When she returns to her hometown, she must confront the ghosts of her past as well as her brother’s best friend Brysen (Wes Brown), the bane of her youth.
Deck the Walls airs Friday, Nov. 29.
‘Believe in Christmas’
Real-life couple Meghan Ory (of Chesapeake Shores) and John Reardon co-star in their first Hallmark movie together in 2024. She plays Beatrice, who joins her friend on an enchanting trip to Christmasland, where she meets a charming stranger named Ethan (Reardon).
Believe in Christmas airs Saturday, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. ET.
‘Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story’
Hunter King plays Alana, a Kansas City Chiefs superfan who is trying to win the team’s fan of the year award as a Christmas gift for her family. As she fights to take home the big prize, she falls for Derrick (Tyler Hynes), the team’s director of fan engagement. Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story features another cameo by Donna Kelce, as well as appearances by Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and players Trey Smith, Mecole Hardman Jr., Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and George Karlaftis.
Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story airs Saturday, Nov. 30.
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