Looking for a place to see the the merry twinkle of lights in Tucson? We’ve curated a list of the best places around town to see holiday light displays in 2020. Featured listings include neighborhoods with outstanding Christmas decor, light-up events at local attractions, and evening parades.
MESSAGE FROM TOHONO CHUL: "Unfortunately, we will not be hosting Holiday Nights this year. We are however launching a Virtual Santa series where people can pay for custom video messages or Zoom visits with Santa."
Enjoy a leisurely stroll amongst more than 3,000 luminaria lights, over a dozen
stunning Korean lanterns, 400+ elegant poinsettias, Santa’s mailbox, a 10’ tall poinsettia tree, and - new this year - a colorful array of LED lighting and festive playlist of holiday music.
MESSAGE FROM WINTERHAVEN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS WEBSITE: "The heartbreaking decision has been made, after careful consultation with the City of Tucson and the Pima County Health Department, to cancel this year’s Winterhaven Festival of Lights. We believe what is most important is the safety and wellbeing of our Tucson community during the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and that holding our traditional event for the community would not serve to ensure that. We look forward to next year and the hope that we will be able to hold the festival safely for the 2021 holiday season."
Watch the Zoo transform into a glittering, twinkling world of colorful lights and holiday cheer. Make a memorable holiday photo at festive featured displays. Sip hot cocoa and warm your heart as you wind your way through a wild wonderland filled with the sights and sounds of the season at this Tucson holiday tradition. There’s even snow to get you in the spirit!
SEE A FULL LISTING OF PLACES WHERE YOU CAN SEE HOLIDAY LIGHTS BELOW.
