Where to See Christmas Lights in Baton Rouge

Where to See Christmas Lights in Baton Rouge

There is just something about the sound of classic Christmas carols and sipping on hot cocoa while strolling under twinkling lights that gets the warm, magical holiday spirits going. We invite you to pause with us and participate in this magic as we have compiled a list of some of Baton Rouge’s most amazing twinkling light displays. We might not have a speckle of snow, but who needs snow when these light displays light up our southern skies?

If you are looking for great holiday events in Baton Rouge, we have you covered. And if you would like to cut down your own Christmas tree in Louisiana, we have you covered there, too. If you’re feeling like a road trip, you can drive an hour to New Orleans for dozens of family-friendly holiday events. Alternatively, head West to our friends in Lafayette to enjoy the holiday season with our neighbors in Acadiana (or check out some incredible Christmas lights around the Lafayette area). If you still haven’t had enough Louisiana holiday fun, New Orleans has amazing Christmas light displays for the family as well. Let’s all take advantage of all the holiday spirit in Baton Rouge with kids.

Where to See Christmas Lights in Baton Rouge {Neighborhoods}

• Eastman Family Lights in Central is a wonderful Christmas lights display synchronized to music. It won Best Decorated Home in Central in 2021. 15901 Chanove Ave. in Geo Je’s neighborhood off Frenchtown. You can find them on FB and Instagram now.
  https://m.facebook.com/EastmanFamilyLights
• The Merriest Mile– Join us for a spectacular holiday experience from the comfort of your car!  This year, our Christmas Light Drive-Through is bigger and brighter than ever, featuring: Dazzling Light Displays synchronized to your favorite holiday tunes Enchanting Winter Scenes that bring the season to life. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to enjoy the magic of Christmas in a safe and cozy way! Bundle up, grab some hot cocoa, and drive through a wonderland of lights and music. Dates: November 29th–December 31,  Time: 7:00 PM -10:00 PM
  Don’t miss out on the holiday event of the season! Spread the word and come make some unforgettable memories with us.
• 8757 Elliot Road is known for its very festive light show. If you’re an LSU fan, you’ll appreciate this light attraction as they are decked out in purple and gold! Show times: 5:30 pm-11:00 pm Monday-Thursday and Sunday; 5:30 pm-12:00 am Friday and Saturday.
• Hohensee Family Christmas Lights can be seen in all its spectacular on Triple B Road. Along with their lights show, the Hohensee Family will be accepting donations in their Soldier House. So everyone can ‘pay it forward’ to the family we chose this year!
• Head over to Brookhollow Glen Subdivision for a drive-thru experience in that neighborhood. They’re making it “rein” with Christmas lights.
• The Messengers – 9481 Prince Charles, Denham Springs. The story behind this light show started over 50 years ago. Stop by and be a part of this incredible tradition.

• Lights on Rendale brings all the holiday spirit to the Village of St. George!
• Shadows of Ascension is a neighborhood to add to your light show list. The whole neighborhood joins together to create something you won’t forget.
• AA Mini Storage in Central has a runway style of light to drive under then park to walk and you see lights and Christmas decor over the pond.
• Drive by 41037 Fields Ct. in Prairieville and tune into 90.1. The show runs from 5-11 PM.
• Lakeway Drive neighborhood. These houses are lit. Get it?
• On the corner of Chairmain and President in the “Old Jefferson” subdivision, right in the heart of “The Red Stick Community
• Old Dutchtown Christmas Light Show
• Christmas Cul-de-sac! Sunbury Circle, Kenilworth Subdivision, 70808
• The Davis’ Magical Christmas Land in Denham Springs will be up and running with almost 200 inflatables.
• 13514 Rendale Ave in Brookhollow Glen subdivision – off Perkins Road
• Chuck’s Lights at Cottingham Ct Baton Rouge, LA 70817
• Wilson Christmas Light
• Watson Christmas Festival, Live Oak Church (front parking lot) Sunday 11/27 2:00p-6:30p

Where to See Christmas Lights in Baton Rouge {Businesses}

• BREC ZooLights– Get into the holiday spirit with Zoo Lights at BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo, presented by Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Health! Wander through a magical wonderland of twinkling lights and animal encounters. The zoo is open from November 29th to December 30th (closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day).Admission gates open from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and grounds close at 9:00 p.m.
• White Light Nights- White Light Night is Mid City’s most prominent art festival featuring Louisiana’s best artists, makers, and more. It’s free to attend and the best way to kickoff your holiday shopping! Revel under the white lights adorning the streets, meet local artists, enjoy live music, and eat at Mid City’s exceptional unique restaurants.
  Check out the map for parking and a list of all the participating shops and businesses along the routes: www.midcitymerchantsbr.org.

  November 22, 6:00-10:00 pm in Mid City

• Festival of Lights is Baton Rouge’s oldest holiday tradition that transforms the winter sky into a wonderland. The Mayor will light North Boulevard with half a million sparkling lights. Then experience the magic beneath the 35-foot Christmas tree in North Boulevard Town Square! Can’t forget to mention that all can enjoy free ice skating and play in six tons of real snow at the Snow Village. December 1st, 4-8 pm.

• First Baptist Community Church hosts a Christmas Spectacular. Get tickets here.
• Cortana Kiwanis Parade- December 14, The parade is a family-friendly event, and provides merriment and joy in each element of the evening. Cortana Kiwanis supports many worthy causes with the proceeds from the parade, including Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital; the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation; defibrillators for local organizations serving children; and the Bringing Up Grades program in elementary schools, just to name a few.

Looking for more Christmas lights in Baton Rouge? Join the Baton Rouge Christmas Lights Facebook group to find more and add locations as you discover them!

The Baton Rouge holiday season doesn’t officially begin until you see your first Christmas light display. If you haven’t already, use our Baton Rouge Christmas light display guide to start this tradition with your family. Another fun tradition that we love for Baton Rouge kids is hosting a holiday cookie exchange party. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can drive to New Orleans for dozens of family-friendly holiday events.

May your days be merry and bright! Happy Holidays from Red Stick Mom.

If you know of a Baton Rouge light display not listed, please let us know so we can add it!