This Covington bar is turning into an over-the-top Christmas pop-up

This Covington bar is turning into an over-the-top Christmas pop-up Advertisement Updated: 9:49 AM EST Nov 11, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Emily Sanderson Digital Media Manager This Covington bar is turning into an over-the-top Christmas pop-up Updated: 9:49 AM EST Nov 11, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Emily Sanderson Digital Media Manager Christmas is coming early at one local bar in northern Kentucky. Galaxie on Madison Avenue is transforming into a Miracle of Madison pop-up bar, featuring over-the-top decorations and a festive holiday menu. Advertisement The bar will also host holiday-themed activities, like Christmas movie watch parties, karaoke and more. The bar's festive cocktails include classics like a "Snowball Old Fashioned," a "Christmapolitan," and new drinks like the "Sugarplum Stampede," "Sleigh-Saurus," and the Merry Mouse-Tail. The bar will also have food offerings like roast turkey, Swiss cheese and cranberry sliders, classic poutine, loaded fries and their "Roast Beast” Wakatakas, which are flatbread tacos, a local favorite. “Bringing Miracle on Madison to Covington for the first time last year was an absolute blast, and the community's response was incredible," said Miracle partner and Galaxie owner Thor Morgan. "This year, we're building on that success to deliver even more holiday fun. Grab your family, your friends, and coworkers to enjoy our creative cocktails and holiday bites.” The pop-up is free to enter and is open daily, and open to all ages until 9 p.m., then converts to 21 and up after 9 p.m. The pop-up runs through Dec. 31. For more information, click here . Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Missing baby in South Carolina found buried alive a day after authorities say his father took him Mother and two young children killed in Missouri crash after semitruck struck their minivan Donald Trump’s private message to Joe Biden emerges in new White House memoir Kyle Busch posthumously wins NASCAR Cup Series most popular driver award in Miami