Hallmark Channel’s November 2026 schedule will feature 17 original films as part of its Countdown to Christmas programming, with new premieres airing every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through the festive season.
The line-up begins with A Danish Christmas on Sunday November 1 and includes seven films across four days during Thanksgiving week. The stories range from family reunions and small-town rivalries to time travel, mistaken identities and Christmas romances.
Hallmark Channel’s November 2026 Christmas film schedule
A Danish Christmas – Sunday November 1, 8pm ET/PT
Emilie Ullerup and Corey Sevier star in a story about a Chicago hotel technology executive who returns to Copenhagen and works at her family’s inn. A mistaken identity leads her to believe a guest is a travel writer, prompting her to organise an elaborate Danish Christmas experience in an effort to save the business.
Merry Memories – Friday November 6, 8pm ET/PT
Lindura and Brendan Morgan play an accountant and a free-spirited substitute teacher who work together on a child’s Christmas scrapbook while his military mother is deployed. Their festive mishaps encourage her to embrace spontaneity and bring the pair closer.
Holiday Unplugged – Saturday November 7, 8pm ET/PT
Nikki DeLoach and Juan Pablo Di Pace star as former colleagues who join forces to recover family videos lost after a server failure. Their search leads to a screen-free Christmas, new family traditions and a fresh romance.
A Season of Promises – Sunday November 8, 8pm ET/PT
Brooke D’Orsay, Ali Liebert and James Denton feature in a family drama about two estranged sisters who reunite after their father is taken to hospital. They set out to find him companionship for Christmas, while confronting their own differences and unexpected changes in their lives.
My Christmas Cowboy – Friday November 13, 8pm ET/PT
Amy Acker, Luke Macfarlane and Sara Canning lead this story of a small-town news producer and her former college crush, a disgraced Hollywood host who returns to Texas. When he is asked to host a local festive event, she must teach him to ride and rope, forcing them to revisit their shared past.
The Nights Before Christmas – Saturday November 14, 8pm ET/PT
Tyler Hynes plays Marty, a man who repeatedly wakes up on Christmas Eve after wishing for more time. As he learns new skills and notices more of life around him, he falls for a journalist who does not remember him from one Christmas Eve to the next.
Mistletoe and Mimosas – Sunday November 15, 8pm ET/PT
Tamera Mowry-Housley and Kristoffer Polaha star as rivals who compete to bring customers to two competing festive venues. Their 12 Days of Christmas-inspired contest begins as a business battle but gradually develops into romance.
Our Holiday Playbook – Friday November 20, 8pm ET/PT
Taylor Cole and Charles Michael Davis appear in a festive sports comedy centred on an annual family flag football match. A pretend relationship, a baking competition and years of family rivalry begin to blur the line between partnership and romance.
Christmas in Blue Dog Valley – Saturday November 21, 8pm ET/PT
Erin Cahill and Andrew Walker star in a film about an on-set veterinarian who buys a clinic in a close-knit town. With help from the clinic owner’s unconventional son and a mysterious dog, she tries to win over the residents while finding a place in the community.
Double Booked for the Holidays – Sunday November 22, 8pm ET/PT
Rachael Leigh Cook plays identical twins who travel to Wales to run a combined bookshop and holiday rental. Mistaken identities complicate their respective romances with a barista and a member of the local aristocratic family, with the confusion finally exposed at a Christmas ball.
Thanksgiving week brings four premieres in four days. Christmas Delivered, starring Autumn Reeser and Wes Brown, airs on Thursday November 26 at 8pm ET/PT and follows a technology expert who helps a Christmas tree farmer rescue his struggling delivery app.
On Friday November 27, The Christmas Eve Feast airs at 6pm ET/PT, with Daniella Monet and Kevin McGarry. Executive produced by Giada DeLaurentiis, the film follows a New York chef returning to Boston’s Italian North End to prepare her family’s Feast of the Seven Fishes dinner.
Return to Santa follows on Friday November 27 at 8pm ET/PT. Paul Campbell and Rachel Boston star in a story about a lost childhood letter to Santa, whose late arrival prompts an adult man to reassess his practical life and reconnect with his childhood best friend.
The Most Wonderful Secret – Saturday November 28, 6pm ET/PT
Tammin Sursok and Peter Porte feature in a tale involving a town’s annual “Secret Norma” gift tradition. A teacher chosen to receive the mysterious gift works to revive the local Christmas party and grows closer to the electrician who helps her.
Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True – Saturday November 28, 8pm ET/PT
Lacey Chabert and Travis Van Winkle star as former first-date rivals who find themselves staying next door to one another during family trips to Walt Disney World Resort. A Christmas wish begins to change their view of each other.
Eight Nights for Love – Sunday November 29, 6pm ET/PT
Hunter King and Dan Jeannotte lead a Hanukkah story in which an auction-house employee receives an antique menorah that takes her through different moments from her past. The experience prompts her to reconsider her career, her fear of failure and her feelings for a close friend.
Miles to Christmas – Sunday November 29, 8pm ET/PT
Ashley Williams, Steve Lund and Alison Sweeney star in a snowbound road journey. When flights are repeatedly cancelled, a punctual professional joins a truck driver on the journey from Chicago to Tennessee, where the pair gradually learn to rely on one another.
The November premieres form part of Hallmark Channel’s wider 34-film Christmas schedule, which continues through the festive period.
