Every New Hallmark Movie To Watch This November

Pumpkins, falling leaves, and plans for Thanksgiving festivities — those are the November vibes most of us look forward to all year long. Over on the Hallmark Channel, though, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. As usual, there are tons of Countdown to Christmas 2026 Hallmark movies we're snow excited to see. Luckily for us, there are new holiday movie premieres every weekend in November. In fact, Hallmark fans will be eating good all month long — not just on Thanksgiving. An impressive 17 brand new movies will drop throughout the month, which means there could be new content to add to the list of Hallmark Channel's best holiday movies of all time before long.

From funny to heartwarming and romantic to chock-full of holiday magic, this month's premieres have something for everyone. And, of course, they offer plenty of snow, near-miss kisses, and familiar faces too. Some pairings of our favorite Hallmark actors could even give us a few, new best-ever Hallmark Christmas movie couples. As fans, we're not planning on missing any of the new movies in this jam-packed November lineup. But there are some we're a bit more excited to check out than others. 

That's why we've ranked them in order of which we're most enthusiastic about watching as soon as they premiere, leading up to our top pick. We've also included a bit about why we're eager to see these new flicks. So, as November rolls in, remember that it's definitely not too early for a sprinkle of Christmas spirit over on Hallmark.

For anyone who's feeling burned out or overwhelmed at work as the holiday season approaches, there's a new Hallmark movie you'll surely relate to. "The Most Wonderful Secret," premiering on Saturday, November 28 at 6 p.m. follows Vanessa (Tammin Sursok), a stressed-out art teacher who visits her widowed brother and niece's small town for the holiday season. She finds herself thrust into the town's traditions and getting close to a charming local, played by Peter Porte, which reconnects her with what made her love her career in the first place. Perfect for after-work relaxation in the run-up to the holidays.

Thinking of doing a digital detox this holiday season? The new Hallmark movie "Holiday Unplugged" has the same idea. The film, which premieres at 8 p.m. on Saturday, November 7, follows Sally, played by Nikki DeLoach, whose home videos are deleted. To keep it secret from her children until she can find the hard copies, Sally declares a Christmas free from screens. She enlists her former coworker, played by Juan Pablo Di Pace, in her search. This movie has us excited to see how a digital detox can make the holidays feel more special.

The holidays are the perfect time for mending fences, as demonstrated by "My Christmas Cowboy," which premieres Friday, November 13 at 8 p.m. Amy Acker's Meg is decidedly less-than-pleased when her dad recruits her old college crush Billy, played by Luke Macfarlane, to host the Reindeer Roundup event at their ranch. Meg and Billy used to audition together as aspiring newscasters, yet their friendship fell apart when he seemingly used her failure as a stepping stone to success in the industry. Helping him prepare for the Reindeer Roundup brings them together. We can't wait to see how these two inevitably end up madly in love. 

The Hallmark Channel hits the ground running in November with its very first premiere on Sunday, November 1 at 8 p.m. "A Danish Christmas" stars Emilie Ullerup and Corey Sevier and is perfect for those of us who are just itching to take a trip this holiday season. The film follows a Chicago-based hotel executive who heads home to Copenhagen to stay at her family's inn, where she tries to impress a guest whom she thinks is a travel writer. A fun, new location plus a rom-com mix-up plot line make us stoked for this premiere.

"Merry Memories" is set to premiere on Friday, November 6 at 8 p.m. The movie follows Michaela, played by Lindura, as she helps out with her nephew while his mom is away on military duty over the holiday season. Michaela gradually finds herself working alongside her nephew's teacher, played by Brendan Morgan, who has a very different creative style. This flick looks like it will revolve around the idea of making special memories for a child, and it seems to have those classic Hallmark holiday vibes that we need a bit of every year.

What's a rom-com lineup without the classic fake relationship trope? That's why we can't wait for "Our Holiday Playbook," premiering on Friday, November 20 at 8 p.m. Taylor Cole plays Lexi, who wants her side of the family to finally win their competitive annual family Christmas flag football game. Luckily, a local teacher, played by Charles Michael Davis, is a retired star player. He agrees to pretend to be her boyfriend for Christmas to be her side of the family's secret weapon in the football game. Of course, in rom-coms, fake relationships usually lead to real romance.

As a go-to Hallmark Channel star, Rachael Leigh Cook is many fans' favorite leading lady. So, it's extra thrilling to see her leading "Double Booked for the Holidays," where we'll be seeing double. The film, which hits our screens on Sunday, November 22 at 8 p.m., stars Cook as identical twins, who seize the opportunity to travel to Wales for a week to run a bookstore. Like any good identical twin-centric rom-com, identity mix-ups with their new flames, played by Owain Yeoman and Stephen Hagan, lead to confusion and chaos alike.

From "Groundhog Day" to "50 First Dates," a day repeating over and over as a character repeatedly romances someone who can't remember who they are is a classic romantic trope we'd watch over and over (no pun intended). That's why we can't wait to settle into "The Nights Before Christmas," which premieres on Saturday, November 14 at 8 p.m. A wish for more time to enjoy his life comes true, making every day Christmas Eve for Marty, played by Hallmark stalwart Tyler Hynes. The wish backfires when he falls in love with Laci J Mailey's character, who forgets who he is every day.

It just wouldn't be a Hallmark Channel Christmas without Autumn Reeser and Wes Brown. We're really looking forward to seeing them team up for "Christmas Delivered," which is set to premiere at 8 p.m. on Thursday, November 26. Reeser's character Kimberly is visiting her grandmother in Canada for the holidays, when she finds herself helping Brown's Ben, who works at the local Christmas tree farm (of course), deliver trees to everyone in town. Watching two fan-favorite Hallmark stars delivering Christmas trees in a red pickup truck is sure to be quintessential "Countdown to Christmas" content.

As the song says, "Nobody oughta be alone on Christmas." This is exactly what brings estranged sisters, played by Brooke D'Orsay and Ali Liebert, back together in "A Season of Promises," which premieres at 8 p.m. on Sunday, November 8. The sisters have been feuding since their mother's death four years ago. When they visit their sick dad, played by James Denton, they decide to team up to get him back out there to find love. This is sure to be a fun, and even emotional, watch all about bringing family together for the holidays.

Hanukkah kicks off on December 4 this year. And, just a few nights earlier, on Sunday, November 29 at 6 p.m., Hallmark's newest Hanukkah-themed flick hits our screens. In it, Hannah, played by Hunter King, heads home for Hanukkah for some highly-anticipated vacation time. But, what she's in for is less of a holiday and more of a trip through her memories, thanks to a magical menorah. Dan Jeannotte and Felicia Shulman co-star in this movie that's sure to have a lot of deeper meaning and just as much magic.

The "Feast of the Seven Fishes" Christmas Eve dinner is an important holiday tradition for so many families. It will be super entertaining to see that play out onscreen, which is why we'll be seated for the premiere of "The Christmas Eve Feast" on Friday, November 27 at 6 p.m. — with plenty of snacks on hand, of course. When her Nonna hurts her wrist, Daniella Monet's character Silvy jumps into action, heading home to Boston to prepare the "Feast of the Seven Fishes." A handsome photographer, played by Kevin McGarry, joins to document local holiday family traditions and sparks, unsurprisingly, fly.

Do you love Christmas, the Hallmark Channel, and dogs? That's precisely why we'll be snuggled up with our cutest furry friends on Saturday, November 21 at 8 p.m. for the "Christmas in Blue Dog Valley" premiere. Erin Cahill plays a veterinarian named Goldie, who relocates to a small town to take over a family-run veterinary clinic. The community isn't exactly welcoming to her. Luckily, though, Goldie has the help of the former vet's black sheep son, played by Andrew Walker, and a seemingly magical local dog to help her become accepted in her new home.

Childhood holiday memories can be the best part of Christmas. That's why we're really looking forward to Friday, November 27 at 8 p.m., when we'll be tuning into the premiere of "Return to Santa." When Jake (Paul Campbell) was young, he stopped believing in Santa when he didn't get anything on his Christmas list. Now, he's all grown up, and Santa has just found Jake's misplaced Christmas list. As Santa makes Jake's wishes come true decades later, he and his childhood pal, played by Rachel Boston, guess which wishes will come next as hilarity ensues.

If a rom-com with "You've Got Mail" vibes about a Christmas-themed bar has you as seated as we are, then get your holiday cocktail ingredients ready on Sunday, November 15 for the 8 p.m. "Mistletoe and Mimosas" premiere. When Tamera Mowry-Housley's Claire inherits her uncle's Christmas bar, financial woes and competition from the local nightclub push her to sell. In hopes of expanding, the club's owner, played by Kristoffer Polaha, makes an offer. Claire agrees — but only if he gets more business when they host competing "12 Days of Christmas"-themed events. Naturally, rivalry eventually leads to romance.

What's better than seeing one of Hallmark's favorite leading ladies in a new Christmas movie? Seeing two of Hallmark's favorite leading ladies in a new Christmas movie, of course! That's precisely what we'll be getting on Sunday, November 29 at 8 p.m. when "Miles to Christmas" premieres. The movie follows Ashley Williams' uptight Cassidy as she is forced to travel to the airport alongside laidback Jo, played by Alison Sweeney. She faces many traveling mishaps alongside Jo and her truck driver brother, played by Steve Lund. This one is sure to be a fun adventure and we can't wait to see how these two Hallmark stalwarts play off each other.

What could be better than the most wonderful time of the year in the most magical place on earth? "Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True" premieres on Saturday, November 28 at 8 p.m., and it's one of the most highly-anticipated flicks this Countdown to Christmas — and our personal must-watch. Lacey Chabert's, aka the Queen of Hallmark Christmas Movies, character Lindsey heads to Walt Disney World for a festive family trip, only to realize that her room is right next door to a guy she recently went on a horrible date with, played by Travis Van Winkle. Something tells us that'll turn out to be a good thing.