Hallmark's November 2026 Movie And TV Schedule: Everything Coming This Month

The Countdown to Christmas is underway, and Hallmark has 18 new holiday titles to keep us company in November. Following the Hallmark TV movies released in October, the network has more seasonal delights in store for viewers ready to swap Halloween decorations for string lights and Christmas trees. 

Lacey Chabert, Rachael Leigh Cook, and other Hallmark favorites return in holiday films set in small towns and dreamy destinations, with heartwarming stories about romance and family.

Wondering what's next in Hallmark's packed holiday slate? Here is a guide to all of the new movie premieres coming in November, plus details about the grand return of "Mistletoe Murders."

Premiere Date: November 1 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Emilie Ullerup ("Chesapeake Shores") and Corey Sevier ("North Shore")

"A Danish Christmas" is centered on a holiday mix-up. Hotel tech executive Marie (Ullerup) returns to Copenhagen for the holidays and learns that her mother plans to sell the family's inn. Determined to save it, she mistakes Ryan (Sevier), one of the inn's guests, for a travel writer and scrambles to arrange the Christmas tour he's expecting, hoping a positive article will boost business. When sparks fly between them and the real journalist eventually arrives, Marie must impress the right guest while making room for love.

Premiere Date: November 5 at 8 pm ET, with new episodes every Thursday (November 26 at 10 pm ET)

Starring: Sarah Drew ("Grey's Anatomy") and Peter Mooney ("Rookie Blue")

Sarah Drew returns as Christmas shop owner Emily Lane in "Mistletoe Murders" Season 3. She once again teams up with Detective Sam Wilner (Mooney) to solve three new Christmas mysteries, while also confronting her mysterious past. Although Sam now knows Emily's real name, Grace, she still has secrets that could jeopardize her new life. Her history with a hacker group that later became a domestic terror cell comes back to haunt her as Aaron (Aaron Ashmore), her former partner, reenters the picture. 

Premiere Date: November 6 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Lindura ("Sullivan's Crossing") and Brendan Morgan ("Bachelor in Paradise Canada")

"Merry Memories" follows Michaela (Lindura), an accountant who happens to be a perfectionist. Her orderly lifestyle is tested when she's tasked with helping her brother care for his young son Danny (Omi Fitzpatrick-Gonzales) while Danny's mom is deployed over Christmas. As Michaela assists Danny with a holiday scrapbook for his mom, she inevitably connects with the boy's substitute teacher, Bryan (Morgan). The latter is enthusiastic and spontaneous, inviting Michaela to be more open-minded about the project, capturing moments as they come and turning unexpected mishaps into new traditions.  

Premiere Date: November 7 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Nikki DeLoach ("Awkward") and Juan Pablo Di Pace ("Fuller House")

Nikki DeLoach plays Sally in "Holiday Unplugged," a widow who has dedicated her life to honoring her husband's legacy while raising their two children on her own. Open to the possibility of falling in love again, she downloads a dating app and gets matched with Damon (Di Pace), a former colleague who was also her kids' kindergarten teacher. While reconnecting with Damon, Sally goes on a quest to retrieve old videos of her late husband that were wiped out during a server migration on a platform he co-founded. To keep their disappearance a secret from her kids, she declares a screen-free Christmas while searching for the original tapes.

Premiere Date: November 8 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Brooke D'Orsay ("Royal Pains"), Ali Liebert ("Family Law"), and James Denton ("Desperate Housewives")

In "A Season of Promises," two sisters reconcile while trying to play cupid. Heidi (D'Orsay) and Sophie (Liebert) rarely see eye to eye on anything. After a years-long rift following their mother's passing, the sisters decide to put their differences aside with a common goal: find their father a new flame just in time for the holidays. As they join forces to prepare their father for the realities of modern dating, they also repair their fractured sibling relationship.

Premiere Date: November 13 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Amy Acker ("Angel"), Luke Macfarlane ("Brothers & Sisters"), and Sara Canning ("The Vampire Diaries")

In "My Christmas Cowboy," Meg (Acker) has built a career as a news producer in a small town in Texas following a failed newscaster audition. She still resents Billy Kane (Macfarlane), her former college crush who took advantage of her missed opportunity to secure a job for himself. Following an on-air mishap, Billy is told by his publicist to lay low and spend the holidays with his sister and her family. That leads him and Meg to reunite as Billy is recruited to host the annual Reindeer Roundup event at her father's ranch. Meg teaches him how to ride and rope, eventually realizing there's more to him than his Hollywood persona.

Premiere Date: November 14 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Tyler Hynes ("Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story") and Laci J. Mailey ("Chesapeake Shores")

Imagine if you could wish for a Christmas Eve do-over? That's what happens to Marty (Hynes) in "The Nights Before Christmas." Thanks to some holiday magic, he relives Christmas Eve over and over again, learning new skills, taking in the New York sights, and meeting people who would've likely passed him by if it weren't for his unusual circumstance. One day, after meeting an out-of-work journalist named Chloe (Mailey), Marty discovers that she doesn't remember him when Christmas Eve repeats. He makes it his mission to win her over every day thereafter. Along the way, Marty tries to figure out how to finally reach Christmas Day, hopefully with Chloe by his side.

Premiere Date: November 15 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Tamera Mowry-Housley ("Sister, Sister") and Kristoffer Polaha ("American Hostage")

Tamera Mowry-Housley plays Claire Bennett in "Mistletoe and Mimosas," a successful business consultant who inherits her Uncle Lou's Christmas-themed bar, The Tipsy Reindeer. Along with the bar, her uncle also left her an enormous debt to pay, prompting Claire to sell the family business to a worthy buyer. When Zach (Polaha), part owner and manager of a rival club, presents her with an offer, they agree to compete in a 12-day holiday challenge. If Claire wins, Zach will help her find a suitable buyer, but if Zach wins, she'll consider his offer. Their competitive dynamic makes way for something more, with Claire and Zach realizing that they might be better off making a truce. 

Premiere Date: November 20 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Taylor Cole ("The Event") and Charles Michael Davis ("The Originals")

"Our Holiday Playbook" is for audiences drawn to the fake dating trope. The film follows Lexi Bell (Cole) as she returns to her hometown for the holidays just in time for her family's annual Christmas flag football showdown. The game has fueled a longstanding rivalry between her father and her uncle, and after her brother-in-law is injured, the chances of Lexi's team losing yet again are even higher. To prevent that from happening, she makes a deal with Eddie (Davis), a former football star turned teacher, to help him beat his brother in their annual bake-off in exchange for pretending to be her boyfriend and joining her team. As they prepare for their respective family traditions, their pretend relationship makes way for a real one.

Premiere Date: November 21 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Erin Cahill ("How I Met Your Mother") and Andrew Walker ("Snowed-Inn Christmas")

Starting over in a new place during the Christmas season can be a daunting experience, and Goldie MacKenzie (Cahill) is quick to realize that in "Christmas in Blue Dog Valley." She leaves her job as an on-set veterinarian and relocates to Blue Dog Valley to buy a family-run clinic. Yet, Goldie faces a rocky start after getting off on the wrong foot with Cohen (Walker), the son of the clinic's longtime owner. Despite their negative first impressions of each other, Cohen helps Goldie establish relationships with community members and makes her feel at home in more ways than one. 

Premiere Date: November 22 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Rachael Leigh Cook ("She's All That"), Stephen Hagan ("Lucky Man"), and Owain Yeoman ("Emergence")

Rachael Leigh Cook plays identical twins who spend their first Christmas without their mother on a trip to Wales in "Double Booked for the Holidays." When the opportunity to run an Airbnb/bookshop in Hay-on-Wye presents itself, Abigail and Charlie are quick to take it, especially because the town is the backdrop for Abigail's favorite Regency holiday romance book series, the Winterton Chronicles. While working in the bookshop, Abigail befriends a barista named Tom (Yeoman), while Charlie meets Lord Rhys (Hagan), the great-nephew of the author of the Winterton Chronicles. With the gentlemen unaware that the women are twins, several misunderstandings take place as they try to woo the sisters. 

Premiere Date: November 26 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Autumn Reeser ("The O.C.") and Wes Brown ("True Blood")

In "Christmas Delivered," Kimberly (Reeser) heads to Canada for a much-needed holiday break. She's looking forward to unwinding and spending time with her grandmother at her cozy farmhouse, but her plans are upended when she meets Ben Chambers (Brown). Ben is the owner of a Christmas tree farm, and he created an app to help organize deliveries ahead of the holiday season. Yet, issues with the app disrupt deliveries, prompting Kimberly to step in with her tech expertise. As they work together to ensure everyone receives a Christmas tree, Kimberly and Ben realize they have more in common than they thought.

Premiere Date: November 27 at 6 pm ET

Starring: Daniella Monet ("Victorious") and Kevin McGarry ("When Calls the Heart")

Christmas is all about family traditions, and in "The Christmas Eve Feast," Silvy (Monet) is in charge of preparing her family's Christmas Eve staple: the Feast of the Seven Fishes. After her Nonna suffers a minor wrist injury, Silvy steps in to cook Italian dishes alongside her mother and aunt. In the lead-up to Christmas Eve, a photographer named Ethan (McGarry) visits Silvy and her family while documenting local holiday traditions. Although she and Ethan have a rocky start, Silvy grows to appreciate the care he puts into capturing life's little moments.

Premiere Date: November 27 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Paul Campbell ("Battlestar Galactica") and Rachel Boston ("American Dreams")

Imagine if your childhood Christmas wish list were to come true when you least expected it. In "Return to Santa," an eight-year-old named Jake writes a lengthy letter to Santa Claus, hoping that all of his wishes might come true by Christmas Day. However, when he wakes up to see that none of them came true, he immediately becomes skeptical of Santa's existence. Decades later, Santa finds the long-lost letter and decides to make it up to him. Yet, Jake (Campbell) is at a very different stage in life now, leading to several unexpected consequences. Jake and his best friend Julie (Boston) try to anticipate each new wish and the chaos it might cause.

Premiere Date: November 28 at 6 pm ET

Starring: Tammin Sursok ("Pretty Little Liars") and Peter Porte ("The Young and the Restless")

"The Most Wonderful Secret" focuses on an annual small-town scavenger hunt that pays homage to a beloved teacher. While visiting her brother and niece for the holidays, Vanessa (Sursok) becomes the next "Secret Norma" recipient and decides to help revive the town's holiday block party. A charming electrician named Spencer (Porte) offers to assist her with event preparations in exchange for helping him sell his mother Norma's house. As they collaborate to plan the party and sell the family home, romance ensues between the two.

Premiere Date: November 28 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Lacey Chabert ("Mean Girls"), Travis Van Winkle ("FUBAR"), and Richard Kind ("Argo")

It's hard to imagine a Christmas without Lacey Chabert leading Hallmark holiday movies. Luckily, she's back with an enchanting Christmas romp set in Disney World. "Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True" follows Lindsey (Chabert) and her family as they travel to Walt Disney World Resort for a holiday to remember. Yet, her plans are upended when she discovers that Philip (Van Winkle), with whom she recently had a disastrous first date, is staying in the room next to hers while on a family trip. As they cross paths throughout their stay, they see past their differences and allow themselves a chance to start over. 

Premiere Date: November 29 at 6 pm ET

Starring: Hunter King ("Life in Pieces") and Dan Jeannotte ("The Bold Type")

"Eight Nights For Love" focuses on Hannah (King), a woman who works at an auction house in New York and is looking forward to reuniting with her best friend Ethan (Jeannotte) during Hanukkah. However, when Ethan arranges for her to oversee a major sale, her hopes for time off are dashed. Upon meeting the mysterious Pearl (Felicia Shulman), who gifts her an antique menorah, Hannah is transported to different points in her life each night of Hanukkah, even reliving memories with Ethan. This trip down memory lane offers her the insight necessary to reevaluate her feelings for him. 

Premiere Date: November 29 at 8 pm ET

Starring: Ashley Williams ("How I Met Your Mother"), Steve Lund ("Bitten"), and Alison Sweeney ("Days of Our Lives")

In "Miles to Christmas," Cassidy Fields (Williams) finds her plans to fly home for Christmas disrupted by a snowstorm. After another cancellation, she hitches a ride with Chase (Lund) from Chicago to Tennessee, and although the arrangement is less than ideal, Cassidy soon notices that she is in good company. As the pair experience several detours along the way, with Chase's sister Jo (Sweeney) even joining them mid-journey after her own flight is grounded, they do whatever it takes to get home in time to spend the holidays with their loved ones.