10 christmas lights in Oklahoma City and nearby.
Oklahoma City's Christmas lights offer diverse experiences. For a grand downtown spectacle, consider Red Earth Treefest. If you're seeking a free, family-friendly outing, the Christmas Spectacular at Moore’s Central Park presents a different kind of glow.
Beyond the city center, explore illuminated routes and parks throughout the metro area, each providing a unique holiday vista.
Holiday musical boat excursions along the Bricktown Canal.
Holiday program connecting community sponsors with local families to provide gifts.
Holiday shopping market supporting Junior League of Oklahoma City community initiatives.
Lavish holiday ballet featuring live music from OKCPHIL and Canterbury Voices.
Skate across 5,500 square feet of real outdoor ice.
See all light displays and installations in one place.
Popular displays include the Automobile Alley lights, the OKC Zoo Safari Lights, and the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Joe B. Barnes Regional Park. Many neighborhoods also feature impressive light displays each year.
Yes, Oklahoma City offers both drive-through lights, like the Holiday Lights Spectacular, and walkable options, such as the displays in Myriad Gardens and some neighborhood walking trails.
Most major displays, including the Holiday Lights Spectacular and Automobile Alley, begin in late November or early December and run through the end of the month.
Yes, several light displays in downtown districts like Automobile Alley and Bricktown are free to view, as are many neighborhood displays throughout the city.