Christmas Lights displays for everyone.

We all love looking at the brilliant displays of Christmas. Whether it’s your neighbor becoming Clark Griswold or a grandiose display at a major venue, we can’t look away. Here are a few displays you may not want to miss this weekend.

Trail of Lights 2019

Take some time this weekend to head on out to the Robert Williams Nature & Historical Learning Center in Davison to enjoy a Genesee County highlight light display. The center has really decked it out this year for all those to enjoy. The wagon rides have all sold out for the year but that doesn’t mean you’ll miss out. Walking nights take place December 22-24 and 27-29 from 5:30-8:30pm. All ages are welcome. Admission is $2 per person.

Christmas Lights Tour 2019

Rochester is always decked out for the holidays. This year take the tour to all of the best sites in Rochester and beyond. The luxury bus ride will take you to all the best locations that the Detroit area has to offer. Highlights include the Detroit Zoo, Campus Martius and the Big Bright Light Show in Downtown Rochester. The tour runs Saturday, Sunday and Monday beginning at 2pm in the village of Rochester Hills.

Wonderland of Lights

Open Thursday through Sunday from 5-8pm at the Potter Park Zoo in Lansing, the Wonderland of Lights is a sight to behold. The lights adorn extraordinary animal exhibits, and cookies and crafts are available to all. As an added bonus, this weekend Santa will be at the zoo for the Wonderland of Lights Show!

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