Sauganash & Edgebrook Holiday Lights
✓ Last confirmed for the 2025 season
Where: Longmeadow Avenue between Pratt and Devon Avenues, Chicago, Illinois
When: Holiday season
Hours: typically dusk – 10 PM
Cost: free
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This Far Northwest Side pocket spanning Sauganash, Edgebrook and adjacent Lincolnwood delivers some of Chicagoland's most dependable neighborhood-wide lighting, with clusters of decorated homes across many blocks rather than one standout house. The stretch between Pratt and Devon Avenues is the prime zone, with Longmeadow Avenue near Pratt a popular starting point.
Best time to arrive. Sunset in Chicago is around 4:20 PM in mid-December, fully dark by about 4:52 PM. A typical December night here bottoms out near 20°F, so dress for standing around outside.
Other displays nearby
There are 9 other displays within 5 miles of this one, and 14 within 15 miles. Most people make a loop of it rather than driving out for a single house.
- Andersonville - North Wayne Avenue Lights
- Christkindlmarket Chicago
- Magnificent Mile Lights Festival
- Pilsen Neighborhood Holiday Displays
- Ravenswood Manor Holiday Lights
- Roscoe Village Holiday Lights
- City of Chicago Christmas Tree at Millennium Park
- Navy Pier Winter WonderFest
Make a night of it. This is stop 8 on our 11-stop Chicago lights loop — about 9.5 miles and 67 minutes of driving in total.