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    Tamra CaterBy Tamra CaterNovember 26, 2021Updated:November 29, 20213 Mins Read209 Views
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    It’s nearing the holidays, which means decorating, putting up the Christmas tree, buying presents, and other fun traditions such as watching Christmas movies. For many, this may also involve seeing Christmas lights. I remember as a kid we’d go and look at Christmas lights, and there was one house we would always stop at that had a huge display of lights, a man that passed out candy canes, as well as a sleigh on top of the house! If you want to make seeing Christmas lights a family tradition, there are beautiful displays of lights to visit on the Mississippi Gulf Coast!

    1. Gulfport Harbor Lights Festival

    Where: 2269 Jones Park Drive, Gulfport, MS 39501

    Website: Gulfport Harbor Lights

    When: November 26, 2021-December 31, 2021

    This event started as just a Christmas lights display in 2015, but it has expanded to be Mississippi’s largest Christmas lights display. There are plenty of activities that will keep the kids interested such as strolling through Santa’s village, watching the dancing trees of lights, carnival rides, and taking a train ride to see all of the lights in the park. General admission is $15, while tickets for kids between the ages of 5-12 are $5. Those who are 4 years of age and under get in free.

    2. Annual Snowflakes in the Bay

    Where: Throughout the Bay St. Louis and Waveland area

    When: November 26, 2021- January 1, 2022

    Come see the beautiful live oaks decorated with bright snowflakes in downtown Bay St. Louis!

    3. Christmas on the Bayou

    Where: Gulfport, MS, along Bayou Benard and Gulfport Lake

    When: December 11th at 6 pm

    Website: Christmas on the Bayou

    This event started in 2000 with the creation of the Bayou Benard Boating Club, and it has grown from an event with just 20 decorated boats to be considered a Top 20 Event in the Southeast United States on several occasions. So, come see a beautiful display of decorated boats, as well as waterfront homes!

    4. Annual Christmas on the Water Boat Parade

    Where: Biloxi, MS (best viewing spots are between the Biloxi Small Craft Harbor and Casino Row or between the Biloxi Lighthouse and Beau Rivage Resort and Casino)

    When: Recurring on the first Saturday of December, 6 pm

    You get to see a parade of decorated boats, and then after the parade, you can watch the fireworks show!

    5. Downtown for the Holidays

    Where: Pascagoula, MS

    When: First Friday of December, 5:00-8:30 pm

    Website: Downtown for the Holidays

    Watch the lighting of the Christmas tree at the greenspace on Delmas and Magnolia Street and visit Santa’s village with the kids! You can also enjoy a ride on a huge Radio Flyer wagon and then watch the Christmas parade of lights. Thus, there’s plenty to do and it’s free!

    Did I miss any fun Christmas light displays? If so, comment below or on Facebook!

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    Tamra Cater

    I am married, and I also have a 4-year-old daughter. I earned my Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi, and I have been teaching psychology classes over the past 10 years. As a professor and as a parent, I grew to love learning anything about child development. I recently turned that into a passion for helping other parents by starting my own blog at http://www.nurturingtamra.com.

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