christmas lights

Christmas will be here before we know it! How's your holiday spirit? If it could use a boost, these spectacular West Michigan holiday light displays can help!

There's no better way to get into the holiday spirit and make some great memories than by taking a drive to enjoy Christmas light displays in Michigan. And thankfully there are plenty to visit in the state. Drive through these incredible light displays all while staying warm and snug in your vehicle.

Does it really raise your Michigan electric bill that much to run all those Christmas lights?

As Christmas quickly approaches and you putting last minute touching on decor, have you stopped to think of how expensive it is to decorate for the holidays in Michigan?

Here are some of the displays around the Grand Rapids area that videos on YouTube. We've included the address and a map so that you can drive by and see them.

These lights will get you in the holiday spirit in no time.

Ever wonder how much it costs to deck the halls with Christmas lights in Michigan?

As the classic Christmas song goes..."It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!" It seems that this year people are going all out with their holiday light displays in their yards and at local businesses. Where are some of the coolest displays?

It’s the final weekend of the year 2019! There are still many Christmas themed activities. There are also a lot of things going on at the area museums. It’s also your last chance to get your FREE General Admission tickets forthe Grand Rapids Ball Drop on New Year’s Eve.

It’s the final weekend before Christmas. That means there are many Christmas, Chanukah, and Winter related activities this weekend. We also have more tickets for the Grand Rapids Ball Drop on New Year’s Eve. And, if you want to travel back to the 80’s for a few hours...there are a couple of events to do just that!

It's almost Christmas in Grand Rapids!

If you're headed to see the CHRISTMAS LITE SHOW at Fifth Third Ballpark in Comstock Park, enjoy!  The display is open 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. every night through Jan. 4, 2014, except on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.