We track 7 displays in Noblesville — the 5th-densest city for lights in Indiana. Every one of them is free to visit.
When to go
Displays here switch on around sunset. In Noblesville that means about 5:19 PM in early December and 5:20 PM by mid-month — the earliest sunsets of the year fall right in the middle of lights season. It is properly dark by about 5:50 PM, which is when the displays look their best. December nights in Noblesville typically drop to around 24°F.
Date
Sunset
Fully dark
Dec 1
5:19 PM
5:49 PM
Dec 15
5:20 PM
5:50 PM
Dec 25
5:24 PM
5:55 PM
The Noblesville lights loop — 7 stops
We ordered every display in Noblesville into the shortest sensible driving loop: roughly 20 miles and 76 minutes of driving, before you count time spent parked and looking. Start wherever is closest to you and follow it round.
Driving estimate assumes a 25 mph average on residential streets plus four minutes stopped per display. Straight-line distances with a road-network allowance — treat it as a planning figure, not a satnav route.
typically late Nov – early Jan (check before visiting) · typically dusk – 10 PM
Freeattractionwalking tourdecorated trees and lights
Seminary Park in Noblesville is dressed with lights, trees and holiday decor for a second free walking tour in the city, companion to the Federal Hill Commons display.