Netflix is adding 31 Christmas movies and shows to its lineup in November 2026, with options ranging from family films and romantic comedies to festive mysteries. Five titles highlighted from the month’s releases are The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, No Sleep ’Til Christmas, A Dog’s Perfect Christmas, Mistletoe Murders and Guarding Stars.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (2024), available now, is a comedy-drama based on Barbara Robinson’s children’s novel. Six mischievous siblings take over the leading roles in a church’s Christmas pageant, leaving first-time director Grace Bradley to prepare them for the performance.

No Sleep ’Til Christmas (2018), also streaming now, follows Lizzie, an event planner with insomnia, and Billy, a bartender facing the same problem. They discover they can sleep when they are together, but their arrangement complicates Lizzie’s plans to marry her fiancé.

Netflix’s A Dog’s Perfect Christmas, available now, tells the story of a family coping with a medical emergency shortly before the holiday. A basset hound and a Corgi puppy help bring the family together. The film is based on W. Bruce Cameron’s 2019 novel, and Cameron co-wrote the screenplay with director Cathryn Michon.

For viewers looking for a seasonal mystery, Mistletoe Murders seasons 1 and 2 arrived on November 1. Sarah Drew stars as Emily Lane, who runs a Christmas-themed gift shop and investigates a local murder after a friend comes under suspicion.

Guarding Stars arrives on Netflix on November 18. Leighton Meester plays a bodyguard assigned to protect actor Jack Stapleton, played by Jared Padalecki, at his family’s Montana ranch. To keep her work secret, she pretends to be his girlfriend, and their staged relationship grows more complicated.

Other November arrivals include A Sudden Case of Christmas, Barbie in the Nutcracker, Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas and Same Time, Next Christmas on November 1. The Gospel of Christmas is scheduled for November 11, while The Christmas Switch arrives November 12. The Great British Baking Show: Holidays season 9 is due on November 23, followed by Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas on November 28.

Sources: Tom's Guide.