🏆 Top Christmas light displays in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre
Festival of Lights at Stone Hedge
A 2.5-mile drive-through with millions of lights over the back nine of Stone Hedge Golf Course in Tunkhannock, northwest of Scranton — light tunnel included. The course adds and changes displays every year. A heated, handicap-accessible pav
Light the Night at Sugarloaf Golf Club
A walk-through animated holiday light show across the grounds of Sugarloaf Golf Club in the Hazleton area, now several seasons in. Animated LED installations line the route, with North Pole character meet-and-greets, Santa's Workshop, a Let
Christmas Lights House (Prospect Avenue)
A South Scranton corner tradition at Prospect Avenue and Orchard Street running since about 1990 — a multi-house walk-up display that grows every year
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Christmas on Public Square
Wilkes-Barre's annual Christmas parade marches up Main Street to Public Square, where the mayor lights the city tree to open the season — floats, marching bands and community groups included. The lit tree and square decorations then anchor
Holiday Light Spectacular at Nay Aug Park
Scranton's signature free drive-through holiday show: more than 100 lit displays wind through Nay Aug Park, including Santa and his reindeer, toy soldiers, the 12 Days of Christmas and a glowing Electric City sign. Running since 2004, with
Holidays on Courthouse Square
Downtown Scranton's civic holiday centerpiece: the county Christmas tree and lit trees fill Courthouse Square beneath the glowing Electric City sign on the Board of Trade building. A Festival of Trees display joins the square in December, a
Jessup Christmas House
A free drive-by/walk-up display on the Jessup-Archbald border that shines nightly 5pm to midnight through the first week of January, with a holiday-themed Little Library out front
Kutch Christmas House
A Back Mountain blow-mold spectacular — more than 500 vintage blow molds along a walking path, running over a decade, with a grand-lighting night with free hot chocolate the Saturday after Thanksgiving
Marywood University Christmas Tree & Nativity
A quieter, classic stop in Scranton's Green Ridge: Marywood University lights its campus Christmas tree in the Liberal Arts Center rotunda, with an outdoor nativity scene at the Memorial Arch and holiday decorations across the Motherhouse,
Peckville Christmas House
A 30-plus-year Lackawanna County walk-through packed with vintage blow molds and a kids' scavenger hunt, built by brothers Matt and Jeff Harhut and featured on season 5 of ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight
WEJL Tower Holiday Lighting
A Scranton skyline tradition: nearly 480 lights cascade down the 385-foot WEJL Tower (the former Scranton Times tower) from Thanksgiving Eve through New Year, visible across downtown. A drive-past landmark to fold into a Nay Aug or Courthou
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