Christmas Lights

Discover four top holiday light displays in Baton Rouge and Livingston, featuring festive trails, glowing gardens, zoo lights, and family-friendly Christmas attractions.

Let's take a look at what the official Louisiana laws say about lights on your vehicle so you don't get an expensive ticket in your stocking this Christmas.

Church Point’s Candy Cane Lane Christmas lights display is back with a free drive-thru holiday attraction for families, seasonal fun, and Louisiana Christmas tradition.

The Festival of Lights returns to Lafayette’s Oil Center on Dec 5, 2025, with 250+ new holiday lights, a 21+ rooftop party and family fun zone amid trolley rides and Santa’s sleigh.

Louisiana is home to some of the most unique holiday celebrations in the world, but what is the holiday attraction that more Louisiana residents attend every year?

Are you prepared to immerse yourself in a Louisiana holiday spectacle like never before? Prepare to be dazzled as we unveil a Christmas lights road trip that promises to create unforgettable memories. Onlyinyourstate.com curated a breathtaking journey encompassing six remarkable displays across the state, each radiating its unique charm and holiday spirit. So, fuel up your car, mark your calendar, and set aside ample time, because this road trip calls for a few days of festive fun.

If you're looking to decorate your vehicle with Christmas lights in Louisiana, before you do, make sure you know what is and isn't legal.

Dispose of old Christmas lights responsibly with Lafayette Consolidated Government's special recycling program at Robicheaux Recreation Center.

A federal ban on incandescent bulbs has reshaped holiday traditions in Louisiana. Discover how residents are adapting to the change.

Driving around looking at Christmas lights has been a lot of fun for many families over the years. There were always neighborhoods that had "the good lights" and you could always count on those homes to delight a station wagon full of kids.

The Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) Holiday Express Train is rolling through Louisiana spreading Christmas cheer in a way few others can.

We have officially entered the holiday season and you be ready to start putting up your Christmas lights and decorations. You may come across a string of lights that appears to be burnt out and decide to throw them away and replace the burnt lights with new ones. What most people don't know is there is a viral Tiktok hack showing how to save those lights with a couple of simple steps

From dazzling light displays to towering bonfires, Louisiana is brimming with Christmas magic during the Holidays.

Acadiana's first drive-thru Christmas lights display is back at it for a third year in a row as Bridgepoint Farms presents "Christmas at Bridgepoint" here in Lafayette.

It's called Magical Winter Lights and it's spectacular!

A trail of Christmas lights, a snow tubing course, and amazing 3-D exhibits are part of a new holiday-themed park opening in Louisiana this November.

Instead of throwing out old Christmas lights in the trash, LCG has a plan to recycle them.

In a season where homes typically synchronize their twinkling lights to classic Christmas carols like "Jingle Bell Rock" or "All I Want for Christmas Is You," New Orleans, Louisiana TikTok user, Ej50428's

Louisiana Christmas lovers are miffed that no town in the state was deemed "Christmassy enough" to make a nationwide survey. Guess who they did pick?

Whether you are wanting to upgrade your lights for next year or you simply don't want to deal with the ball of mess in December, you can recycle them.