Christmas 2025 at the Hormanns
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2025 is our 25th year for an animated Christmas Lights Display. With over 75,805 lights synchronized to 73 minutes of Christmas music (28 songs), it is well worth the trip to
Liberty Township to see it in person (we are located on
Devon Drive ). We are still adding the videos for those out of town, but
the videos don't capture the nearly as well as being in person. This year we replaced the lights on the bushes with a 48ft x 4 ft grid just in front of the house and updated every song to take advantage of this new prop. We also added spinners on each side of the garage door.
Movies I believe in Santa I got the Joy God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Christmas Can Can Christmas Every Day Magic Here comes Santa Claus Peanuts Dominick the Donkey Mary did you Know? Little Drummer Boy All I want for Christmas is you Sugar Plumb Fairy House on Christmas Street 12 Days of Christmas I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas Hot Chocolate Light of Christmas Christmas Minions Christmas Cannon Sounding Joy Amazing Grace EDM Christmas Heard the Bells Jingle Dogs Countdown Clock hits Zero Christmas Eve Traffic Takedown: Day 3 Takedown: Day 2 Takedown: Day 1 Setup: Day 13 Setup: Day 12 Setup: Day 11 Setup: Day 10 Setup: Day 9 Setup: Day 8 Setup: Day 7 Setup: Day 6 Setup: Day 5 Setup: Day 4 Setup: Day 3 Setup: Day 2 Setup: Day 1 Statistics
2800 KWh to power the display (around $320)
28 songs for a total of 73 minutes
75,805 "Smart" RGB Lights can can change to any color individually
880 "Dumb" RGB light bulbs (20 in each of the Stars on the ground)
87 P10 panels in the information sign (equivalent of 27,840 pixels)
10 P5 Pannels in the sign above tunnel (equivalent of 20,480 pixels)
16 Pixel Controllers (AlphaPix 4, Falcon16v3, Kulp K8-B, Kulp K16, Kulp OctoScroller)
5 "Dumb" RGB Controllers (Stars in yard)
75 DC Power Supplies
2 Raspberry Pi (Show runner and Button controller)
8 Beagle Bone Black running FPP to control the P10s and some pixels
2 Virtual Machines (Linux) to handle interactive elements of display
Too many electrical and control wire to count
??? unique phones sending names
??? unique voters for songs
??? button presses at the tunnel (Blue was most popular)
Our display is located at
6656 Devon Drive in Liberty Township, OH near a number of other enjoyable holiday displays.
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