Kanye West and Bianca Censori slipped out for a super low-key Christmas Eve date night at “The Nutcracker” ballet in Los Angeles … keeping a tight profile while taking in the entire holiday classic.

An eyewitness tells TMZ … Ye and Bianca stayed for the entire show — Bianca in a fur coat and Kanye in his iconic incognito mask. Our source tells us he did take the mask off during the performance when the lights were down, but made sure to put it back on during intermission and at the end of the show.

We’re told the couple kept a pretty discreet profile throughout the ballet, clearly trying not to draw attention while still soaking in the holiday classic.

Our sources also tell us the fashion-forward, festive duo didn’t dip out early either … and that they watched the entire performance from start to finish.

However … as soon as the final notes hit, we’re told Kanye and Bianca made a quick exit right as the show ended — slipping out before the dancers took their bows through an otherwise closed-off back exit.

Rapper Nino Breeze allegedly got caught with the wrong kind of tree during the Xmas season … the Florida native was slapped with a federal cannabis offense, but he’s home now celebrating in front the Christmas tree.

Nino’s attorneys, Bradford Cohen and Mark Rankin, tell TMZ Hip Hop … Nino surrendered Monday to the U.S. Marshals at the federal courthouse in Tampa after being charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute marijuana.

The lawyers said Nino was released after a court hearing in which he agreed to post $100,000 cash bond and put up $100,000 in property as collateral.

President Donald Trump‘s controversial name change of the renowned Kennedy Center has really ruffled some feathers … a Christmas Eve jazz concert was cancelled in protest at the performing arts center.

Chuck Redd, the host of the Christmas Eve concert, told the Associated Press that he pulled the plug on the event because he was pissed Trump switched the venue’s name from the John F. Kennedy Center to the Trump-Kennedy Center.

Redd said, “When I saw the name change on the Kennedy Center website and then hours later on the building, I chose to cancel our concert.”

Since 2006, Redd has hosted “Jazz Jams” during the holiday seasons at the center. He plays drums and the vibraphone and, through the years, has toured with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie and Ray Brown.

After the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy, congress honored his memory by passing a law naming the center after him.