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Includes more than 20 displays featuring nearly 500,000 lights. There is a synched radio channel that follows Santa Claus through several songs. Located in Katy Park, which is at the east end of Main Street in downtown Chanute. Open Saturday after Thanksgiving through December 31.
Head on over to Coffeyville to tour the famous Brown Mansion. This 20,000 square foot Mansion will be decorated with over 130 Christmas trees. Click on the event to find the tour dates below. They also offer private tours for those who can't make on the selected dates.
This is our first annual holiday light stroll! Our beautiful zoo is illuminated with thousands of lights, turning it into a favorite holiday destination. Occurring December 14th and 21st. It is located at the David Traylor Zoo of Emporia, 75 Soden Road, Emporia.
Historic Riverside Park in Oswego has become a holiday travel destination thanks to local families, organizations and businesses. The official lighting of the park is held on Black Friday, and it is then open nightly through January 1. Located at Historic Riverside Park, N Oregon St, Oswego. For updates, follow Light Up the Park – Oswego, KS.
This store allows guests to explore their grounds free of charge from dark to 8 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday from the first weekend of November through the end of December. While in town, be sure to check out the lights through Downtown Pittsburg. Located at The Christmas Shoppe, 1608 West 4th Street, Pittsburg.
Looks like a set from a Hallmark Christmas movie. Enjoy a walk through light displays at this small town park that includes a small waterfall and a short boardwalk. Open nightly from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve. Activities are held every Saturday, 5p-8p, from November 25 through December 16. Located in Hollow Park, 108 Sherman St, Sedan. For updates follow Christmas in the Hollow.
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