Rhode Island is lit up with millions of colorful lights this time of year. And some places take the season very seriously with a whole lot of sparkle packed into one location. Take advantage of all the festive displays and plan a road trip. Hop in the car to cruise this holiday trail of lights that will make even your Scroogiest of moods disappear!
The Rhode Island Holiday Trail Of Lights will take you to the brightest and boldest seasonal displays around the state. Most of the lights are blazing until 9 p.m. nightly with some staying lit as late as 10 p.m. on the weekends. Grab your interactive map here to start planning your enchanting excursion.
1. Picozzi Family Christmas Display, 75 Gristmill Road, Warwick
The seasonal glow surrounding the Picozzi home is absolutely undeniable. The animated lights display is in its 11th year and is accompanied by music on 97.1 FM.
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2. Daniels' Holiday House of Warwick, 69 Darrow Drive, Warwick
Mike Daniels has created a holiday masterpiece with a show featuring singing trees, reindeer, and icicle lights. His show is synced to more than 30 different songs each season.
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3. Lewis Family Christmas Display, 12 Shenandoah Road, Warwick
Tune your radio to 106.9 FM to watch the lights dance to music. This holiday lights extravaganza has been going strong for 22 years at the Lewis family home.
Thousands of lights blink in time to the music on 89.9 FM at the Frisina home. 32 different programmable channels are used to light this house up in a blaze of holiday cheer.
Get out of the car and stretch your legs by taking a stroll down this delightful Christmas tree trail. Pawtucket Winter Wonderland features 500 lit Christmas trees along the paths of Slater Park.
6. Giroux Family Christmas Display, 69 Outlook Avenue, East Providence
The Giroux Family has created a computer programmed light show at their house. The lights are colorful and the music is cheerful. Tune into 107.5 FM and enjoy the show.
Colleen and Larry St. Onge create a vibrant display at their home. Listen to 91.7 FM to get the full effects of the lights moving with the catchy seasonal music being broadcasted.
All of the stops on this holiday trail of lights are free, but many homes accept donations for predetermined charities that they support.
We know there are other holiday hot spots in the Ocean State. If your neighbor has a Griswold-like Christmas display, let us know in the comments section below.
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