'festive activities' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing activities related to a holiday or celebration. For example: "The small town was abuzz with festive activities in anticipation of the Fourth of July parade."
Festive activities are a must – but ice skating is over.
Every year hundreds of London city goers make their way to St Paul's Cathedral in time for the festive activities.
I think we'll maybe do a few presents on Christmas morning but the majority of festive activities we'll save until the day after.
After that, we might pop to church and then help with the festive activities, laying the table and so on before getting on the Xbox.
If you want to brave the cold and adventure outdoors, then the range of festive activities varies depending on your local area.
Mom and Dad are focused on the fundamentals of rodent existence -- food gathering -- but Chris is eager to know more about the festive activities of the humans downstairs.
But it turns out that some healthy, natural ingredients that you probably have around the house can help make the festive activity just a bit healthier.
This shaded gently into more festive activity; in early December, E.H.W. Hulse of the Scots Guards wrote that he was planning to organise a concert party for Christmas Day, which would "give the enemy every concievable form of song in harmony" in response to frequent choruses of Deutschland Über Alles.
Also, plan to do one festive activity a day, such as baking cookies, or decorating the Christmas tree.
The difficulty we face is whether it is possible to persuade people who are willing to participate in festive style activities like Pumpkin Rescue to add their voice to a more policy-driven programme of change.
There are a few cities you should consider when traveling in late November for festive Thanksgiving activities.
