We track 1 display in Lahaska — the 5th-densest city for lights in Pennsylvania. Every one of them is free to visit.
Displays here switch on around sunset. In Lahaska that means about 4:35 PM in early December and 4:35 PM by mid-month — the earliest sunsets of the year fall right in the middle of lights season. It is properly dark by about 5:05 PM, which is when the displays look their best. December nights in Lahaska typically drop to around 23°F.
| Date | Sunset | Fully dark |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 1 | 4:35 PM | 5:05 PM |
| Dec 15 | 4:35 PM | 5:05 PM |
| Dec 25 | 4:39 PM | 5:10 PM |
Residential displays have no facilities of their own — no parking, no toilets, nowhere to warm up — so it is worth knowing what is around. Within about three miles of the Lahaska cluster, OpenStreetMap maps 0 public car parks and 3 public toilets. Only 4 cafés or takeaways nearby, so bring a flask if you want one.
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This Bucks County shopping village blankets its grounds and dozens of shops in millions of lights, switched on at a Grand Illumination celebration the Friday before Thanksgiving. Themed weekends follow through mid-January, including Holly Jolly Weekend and the Fire & Frost festival.
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