Congleton family Lightshow show is a very awesome and beautifully decorated home off zoneton road…read morein Shepherdsville Kentucky right at the Lousiville border line. This house every year is synced to 87.9 fm radio and the lights and characters blink and talk along to the music and custom made "commercials". I honestly had no idea this house existed until 2021. I do not live far at all from this house so when I seen there website/Facebook page I had to come check it out. Absolutely worth the drive to check this place out. This house alone is worth the trip however we noticed that on that same road of zoneton not even a half a mile away is another house or two that has sown very extravagant lights. Which to me makes zoneton road maybe the areas best stretch or holiday light viewing. Overall, very cool house and the radio station and commercials pre made for the family are very cool and innovative. Very glad I stumbled across there page and found out this place existed. It will become an annual place we visit and since it is close to home I'm sure we will even tie out here several more times this holiday season.

Amazing holiday light display with the additional corresponding music tuning in to 92.5 FM on the…read morecar radio. We make a point to put this location on our must-see sightseeing during the holidays for several years. We enjoyed it so much that I've traveled past here on 3 separate evenings in the past week leading up to Christmas and likely will a couple of more times if I'm in the area. Thank you to the homeowners for allowing us to enjoy your time and effort. Also, thank you for collecting donations for the local Home of the Innocents charity. :)

Music playing while you walk. Park on the street and take a…read morewalk after dinner with your family or date. There's a donation box for the home of the innocent. Totally optional.

If you're not familiar with the shops along Bardstown road then this is a fun and festive way to…read morecheck them out! Shopping online is convenient but it will never be equivalent to the physical experience associated with a brick and mortar store. And there are several unique and locally owned stores along this strip; food and drink, coffee, sweet treats, thrift, clothing, gift, tattoo, art, book, music, and more. Several merchants had beautiful holiday light displays and the trolley runs continuously up and down Bardstown Rd offering free rides. Catching the trolley is easy, just wave and it stops. I'm only giving 4 stars because I expected to see tables/booths set up outside the stores to give it that festival vibe, but I was disappointed that very few did this. Overall it was a laid back pleasant experience and my partner and I hope to make it a tradition

It's December and Louisville loves it holiday markets, festivals, and neighborhood gatherings…read more Bardstown Road Aglow is all these things. It can also be considered a cookie hide and go seek. Most of the merchants along Bardstown Rd open their doors and offer free snacks to entice folks in off the street. With beautiful weather in the 50s, we started down by Day's Coffee with our first stop at St. James Catholic Church. The parish had a huge cookie and hot cider table set up out front and the Church was open to view (lovely architecture) and enjoy music from several choirs and the parish organist. We headed up Bardstown towards the Loop, but I think we should have gone the other direction. Although there was much to see (& eat) the way we went, I missed the holiday market at Molly Malone's and street party atmosphere of lower Bardstown Rd. As expected for a Sat night, even when there's nothing going on, parking is challenging and there are pedestrians everywhere. Some, smaller stores can feel a tad claustrophobic, but there's plenty to see out on the sidewalks!

This is a one mile trail with lights + music in Beckley Creek Park. It was a great place to meet up…read morewith family and do something festive while being outdoors. There are two light tunnels/tents, a 2020 sign, a peacock, dinosaurs, a gift box installation, lit tree-lined paths and a Peace light field timed to music. It could be as quick as a 20 min walk or you can milk it as my family did with funny dances, posed photos and stops at the Around Town Deli food truck for boozy/virgin warm beverages. We loved the mulled wine and spiked hot cocoa - we weren't fans of the flaming pumpkin. Tickets purchased online with selection of entry times. We picked one of the last of the night so it was empty when we left (made for great pics and less people around). Four stars as it was $20 for adults and $13 for kiddos (3-12). And there were some dark parts of path unlit so we had to use our phones to light the way. Some paths were gravel and a bit muddy so keep that in mind as you select footwear. Open til Jan 3, 2021. Tip: dress warmly and maybe bring some hand warmers!

What a great night to visit this light show. The weather was perfect and I was able to get in early…read moreto enjoy the trail. There are two separate food trucks, lil cheesers and one that offers hot chocolate (spiked or otherwise), and cider. Great for family night out or a date night. Highly recommend.

All lit up did our Christmas decorations on the outside of the house and they did a great job! They…read morecame out and discussed the designs with us and made some nice recommendations and explained what they could and couldn't do. We then got an email with everything itemized and selected what we wanted. The workers were extremely nice and did the work quickly. You can see from the picture attached that it came out great!

From the owner: As a Christmas Light company in Louisville, we make the decorating and preparing for Christmas a…read morewhole lot better. I am sure we have all gone to the wad of lights we used to decorate last year and found them tangled, broken or irreparably not working. At AllLitUp, that is never your problem...we take care of all of that. Maybe a lit garland wrapped around the 30-foot columns on your porch or the bushes out front sparkling against the new fallen snow...we can handle it. Then when it is all over, we take them down, we repair them, we store them and get them ready for next year and the year after that. Several national polls have determined that decorating for the holidays is more stressful than shopping for them.

Pretty neat concept to shutdown the park and have one-way traffic with lights and exhibits from…read morevarious local businesses for the holidays. Drive through turn your radio on to the station they posted at the entrance for Christmas music as you drive through and enjoy the lights. Ensure to turn off your headlights and drive slowly with distance between the vehicle in front of you so you can all enjoy it. Feel free to leave a donation at the end before you leave.

Christmas in the park is an annual free and massive drive thru holiday light experience located in…read moreElizabethtown Kentucky and held at freeman lake park. This completely free event has a entrance and a exit point. You line up for the entrance and drive slowly through the light show which features everything from classical holiday designs, characters and figures to pop culture decorations such as super hero's or popular tv characters. The closer you get to Christmas the longer the lines will be. Especially on a Friday or Saturday night. I take my family through here every few years as it's a decent haul from Lousiville. We try and go on an early December weekday night so it is t very crowded and then we go into town and find a place to dine (we always seem to end up at the cool wicked eye woman). Overall This a free, cool and large holiday lights display. Perfect to put anyone or any family in the holiday spirits. Great job by the folks of Elizabethtown and freeman lake park for hosting This event annually.

Wonderful spot! I'm happy that it's coming along. Currently at 4 stars, but I can't wait as the…read moregardens continue to build out the place. I've been to botanical gardens in other cities where the community and local officials don't dedicate resources to it. I'm not sure of the entire breakdown here for funding but I do know they'll obtain a round of funding, build out, and repeat. In the future, this botanical garden will rival some of the best in the country. I don't even think 25% of this place has been developed yet. On the last visit, it was for the holiday light decorations. We got super lucky, arrived, and within 20 minutes it started snowing. It made the experience so worth it. Out of other holiday happenings around town, (Light up downtown, the mega caverns, etc etc), I much preferred this even over all the others. The light decoration isn't the largest but I still think it's worth it. Kids will love it and as long as you're not a grumpy gus(No offense Gus) of a human being, you should have a good time. The gardens part through the spring and summer is also fun but limited. Again, it's going to take time as the years go by but the botanical gardens definitely adds something to the city of Louisville.

Went for Christmas lights. It's beautiful. It's a quick stroll, maybe 20 min, longer if you have…read morekids or want to take pictures. There's no definitive path. Make your own. Many dead ends. Loved the indoor and outdoor part. Was surprised to see Santa and Mrs claus. They were in separate areas, doing photo ops for free! How wonderful. We got a photo w Santa. Enjoyed the wreath display. The indoor Christmas tree with recycled ornaments was fun. You can get hot cocoa to keep your hands warm- not sure of the cost. Parking is free. Would recommend a ticket, believe it's $10. Great date spot :)