When we're open

We open two days before Thanksgiving (Tuesday, November 24, 2026 this season) and run every night through New Year's Day, Friday, January 1, 2027. The show is on from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, whatever the weather.

Songs play back to back continuously, so there's no set showtime to catch. Most visitors stay for three to five songs, but you are very welcome to stay for the whole 86 minute show if you want to see all of it. Christmas Eve is our busiest and best night. The neighborhood gathers to watch the countdown clock hit zero at midnight.

Where to find us

We're at 6656 Devon Drive, Liberty Township, OH 45044, in Liberty Township, about 25 minutes north of downtown Cincinnati and just off the Liberty Way exit of I-75. There are several other displays worth seeing in the surrounding neighborhoods on the same trip.

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Where to park

If you want to watch from your car, park on the opposite side of the street from the house or along Stonington Drive. Both give you a good view from inside the car. If you plan to get out and walk around, park further up Devon Drive so you're out of the way of the cars watching. Please don't park in front of the traffic cones; they keep the lane open.

Traffic is lightest on school nights, especially from 5:00 to 6:30 and from 10:00 to 11:00. It picks up the closer we get to Christmas.

Curious how we count? See how the car counter works.

How to hear the music

There are two ways to hear the show. If you're watching from your car, tune the radio to 106.7 FM and the music plays through your own speakers. If you'd rather get out and walk around, we run outdoor speakers at the display, so you don't need a radio at all.

Some newer cars (Lexus and Cadillac in particular) buffer the FM signal, which puts the audio slightly behind the lights. If your radio has a "live mode" option, turning it on fixes it. If you see one of us outside, just ask. We usually have a portable radio in a pocket you can borrow.

Watch from your car, or get out and walk

You're welcome to stay in your car and watch from the street. Most people do, and it's the warmest option. If you'd rather walk around, you can get out and go through the light tunnel, which has buttons inside that let you change what it does. Visitors pressed those buttons 39,661 times last season.

Please be considerate of our neighbors: keep headlights and music down, don't block driveways, and take your trash with you. They've put up with the traffic for Twenty-six years, and we couldn't do this without them.

Control the show from your phone

While you're parked out front, open vote-now.org to vote for the next song, pick which snowmen appear, and see what's playing. You can also text your first name to have it appear in lights on the grid. Names show up below the clock within seconds and in the main display every 8–12 minutes, depending on how long the queue is.

Admission is free

There's never a charge to see the display. If you'd like to bring something, in partnership with the Southwest Ohio Valley Women's Club, we collect non-perishable food, grocery gift cards, or cash for local food banks. There's a donation booth to the left of the display, open every night the show is on, and you can give online through Venmo (Verna is the treasurer). See what visitors have donated so far →

After your visit

Got a good photo? We'd love to see it on Facebook. If you want to know more, here's how the display got started, how it works, and answers to common questions.

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