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Olympia -- 1222 9th Ave SE

They have nearly 20,000 lights (about 50% LED this year) and home-made display pieces including a 20' candy cane, an enormous set of alphabet-blocks (A-B-C) and this year's major addition, a cookie shack where they will be serving up fresh, home-made cookies during certain evenings in December. Read more »

Yelm -- 15139 Carter Loop SE

Featured Monday, Dec. 15 @ 11pm Not found in any store, is the Flott family motto. The Frosty, the 20foot light tree, the Santa, sleigh, reindeer, workshop, and the arch over the driveway, are all handmade. Brian has added a hand built eighteen wheeler because he used to drive one. Read more »

Yelm -- 10405 Barry Bridges St SE

Featured Monday Dec. 15 @ 6pm Brian spends hours, taking the lighting sequences from the Internet, and customizing them to fit a plan for his display, controlled by his home computer. Read more »

Lacey -- 5107 26th AVE SE

This display this year contains over 20,000 lights, including just over 5,000 LED's. The display is run with D-Light controllers, using 112 channels of animation, all set to music that is broadcast on a low powered FM broadcaster at 107.5FM. Read more »

Olympia -- 3732 Pifer Ct. S.E.

The Rodriguez family really enjoys decorating and sharing their lights with everyone, especially the residents at the Hampton Alzheimer's Center where one works. They come and see our display every year. Read more »

Olympia -- 2228 Lakemoor Dr SW

Featured Wednesday, Dec. 16 @ 11pm The display features a 15 ft tall rainbow, 12 ft Waterfall made of lights along with a 30 ft stream, all 9 reindeer with Santa Clause above the rooftop, 16 ft megatree, color all around, and half the lights are synchronized to music transmitted on FM 93.7. Read more »

Olympia -- 3101 Cedrona Drive

This house has lights (red, green, white icicles) synchronized to music broadcast on 101.1 FM plus a laser light show, strobe lights, a smoke machine, six foot gold, bouncing arches, and a 10-foot dancing Christmas tree. Read more »

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