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Kingston holiday lights shine bright

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Kingston holiday lights shine bright back to video.

The map includes more than 110 homes beautifully decorated with holiday lights.

We have homes in the east end, downtown, midtown, in the Bayridge area, and the west end. The homes also stretch into Amherstview and Odessa as well as north of Highway 401 into the Frontenac region. The most northerly homes are located in Sydenham and Harrowsmith.

When choosing a home to highlight, we look for great care and creativity. Live in an apartment? We have those included, too! Some have lights that are all the same colour, others are a rainbow. We’ve seen hundreds of inflatables — some as tall as the houses they’re in front of — many teams of reindeer, and, of course, the big guy in red is a common sight.

Most of the photos have been gathered by Whig-Standard journalists, but a number have been submitted by readers and we are thrilled. Please continue to send those in! Be sure to include both a photo and the address in an email to [email protected] .

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Kingston is a vibrant town in Eastern Ontario, rich in Canadian history and culture. Our close proximity to the famous 1000 Islands region, attracts tourists from all over the world to visit, stay and explore the area. As the largest city to border the Canadian side of the 1000 Islands, Kingston offers plenty to see and do including cruises, trolley tours, and more:

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Kitsap Peninsula Lights the Night

Nothing lifts the spirits more on an inky black winter’s night, than light. Pure. Brilliant. Shimmering like the stars.

And this month, the Kitsap Peninsula has two special displays that radiate the joy of the season.

At the Port of Kingston, employees and a group of volunteers began planning the array in March.

It took about six weeks and 400,000 lights to create the exuberant waterfront show at Mike Wallace Park next to the Kingston Ferry dock.

The twinkling works of art include birds, butterflies, flowers and a sea serpent. A 33-foot tall tree anchors the display.

Near Poulsbo, retired architect and model builder Ron Comin has created a 600-foot-long enchanted trail at his rural home.

There’s a 1/25th scale garden railroad,

a North Pole village complete with Santa’s workshop

and glittering woodland scenes.

Starting in September, Ron placed about 72,000 lights by hand for an expected 1,500-2,000 visitors.

“The kids get all excited,” he said. “I do it for the kids.”

Like the holidays, the magical displays will be gone before you know it. Visit our website now to plan a light-filled family getaway before the exhibits go dark for the year. Here are lodging ideas and more family-friendly things to see and do  on the Kitsap Peninsula.

The Port of Kingston’s  display at Mike Wallace Park continues daily through Jan. 3 and is free to the public. The park is easily accessible via Washington State Ferries or by driving around via the Tacoma Narrows Bridge .

Christmas in Big Valley , 26730 Big Valley Road, Poulsbo, is open 4:30-9:30 p.m. daily through Jan. 1. Admission is $8. Children age 6 and younger are free. Click here for a map and visit our website for more things to do in Poulsbo .

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Christmas attractions to check out in the Ottawa area this holiday season

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at Christmas and holiday events to check out in Ottawa, eastern Ontario and western Quebec in the lead up to Christmas.

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Magic of Lights

Magic of Lights light up Wesley Clover Parks in Ottawa's west end this holiday season.

"Magic of Lights is a dazzling, drive-through holiday lights experience featuring favourite holiday scenes and characters of the season using the latest LED technology and digital animations," says the Magic of Lights website.

Magic of Lights continues until Jan. 7.

For more information and tickets, visit https://magicoflights.com/events/ottawa/ .

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Winter Lights Across Canada

Thousands of lights will be on display in downtown Ottawa and Gatineau this holiday season as part of the Pathway of Lights.

As part of the Winter Lights Across Canada program, several sites will be lit up for the holidays, including the National War Memorial, Confederation Park, Jacques-Cartier Park, Portage Park and the Supreme Court of Canada.

The Pathway of Lights runs Dec. 7 to Jan. 7. For more information, visit https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/winter-lights.html .

Ottawa Christmas Market

The Ottawa Christmas Market returns to Lansdowne from Nov. 24 to Dec. 23.

Over 45 local vendors will be attending the Ottawa Christmas Market during 16 days of entertainment and programming. Free crafts for kids will also be available in Santa's Workshop.

For more information, visit https://www.ottawachristmasmarket.com/ .

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CPKC Holiday Train

The CPKC Holiday Train will visit eastern Ontario to raise money, food and awareness for the important work that food banks do in their communities.

On Nov. 27, the CPKC Holiday Train will stop in Finch (2:45 p.m.), Merrickville (4:45 p.m.), Smiths Falls (6:30 p.m.) and Perth (8 p.m.) On Nov. 28, the train stops in Belleville (9:30 a.m.) and Trenton (10:45 a.m.).

The performers will be Anyway Gang.

For more information, visit https://www.cpkcr.com/en/community/HolidayTrain .

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A Country Christmas at Saunders Farm

Saunders Farm in Munster will be transformed into a whimsical winter wonderland this holiday season.

Events include a Country Christmas Days and the Holiday Light Stroll, which is a 15-25-minute stroll through bright and beautiful walking paths.

A Country Christmas runs from Dec. 1 to 23 at Saunders Farm.

For more information, visit https://saundersfarm.com/country-christmas-days/ .

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Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm

Celebrate Christmas at the Farm at Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm.

Don't miss the Christmas Village and the Holiday Stroll. The Christmas Village is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays in December, while the Holiday Stroll is Wednesdays to Saturdays in December until Dec. 30.

For more information, visit https://stanleysfarm.com/christmas-at-the-farm/ .

Mayor's annual Christmas Celebration at Ottawa City Hall

The 21 st annual Mayor's Christmas Celebration will be held on Saturday, Dec. 9 at Ottawa City Hall.

"Celebrate the festive season in the fresh outdoors and visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus who will arrive from the North Pole and be housed in their very own outdoor cabin," the city of Ottawa says.

The event includes ice skating, horse-drawn wagon rides, hot chocolate and live entertainment.

Admission is a donation to the Ottawa Food Bank.

Billings Estate

Billings Estate presents Home for the Holidays from Dec. 2 to 23.

"Relax as you enjoy the beautiful, period-appropriate, festive décor accenting Ottawa’s oldest wood-frame house," says the city of Ottawa's website.

"Explore the exhibition at your own pace as you discover personal stories and artefacts from the lives of the Billings family."

Visit the Christmas card colouring station or craft an ornament.

Regular admission fees apply.

Cumberland Heritage Village

The Cumberland Heritage Village presents the Vintage Village of Lights this holiday season.

"Step back in time and experience Christmas traditions of yesteryear," says the city of Ottawa's website.

"Enjoy the postcard-perfect scenery of a 1920s and 30s village on foot as you explore the festive light displays, seasonal decorations, and true-to-era buildings at Cumberland Heritage Village Museum."

Vintage Village of Lights runs from Nov. 24 to Dec. 17.

Admission is $25.50 per group (maximum 6 people)

Retro Christmas

The Nepean Museum presents a Very Retro Christmas!

"Kids and their families are invited to a nostalgic holiday party inspired by the styles, trends, and sounds of the 1970s, 80s, and 90s," says the city of Ottawa's website.

"Join us for storytelling, crafts, a scavenger hunt, vintage toys, and more! You can also grab the perfect photo to commemorate the season at our retro photo station."

A Very Retro Christmas is set for Saturday, Dec. 2 and Saturday, Dec. 9.

Alight at Night

Over one million lights light up the heritage buildings, trees and fences at Upper Canada Village this holiday season.

Alight at Night brings Christmas magic to the historic village in Morrisburg.

The event runs from Dec. 1 to Jan. 6.

For tickets and information, visit  https://www.uppercanadavillage.com/event/alight - at-night/ .

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Brockville's River of Lights

Blockhouse Island in Brockville will be illuminated for the River of Lights this holiday season.

The full light and sound show runs from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily, while lights will be on from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. until 11 p.m.

River of Lights runs from Nov. 25 to Jan. 2.

For more information, visit  https://brockville.com/index.cfm?PageURL=riveroflights .

Clow's Christmas Trail

Celebrate the holidays at Clow's Christmas Trail in Brockville.

The 1.5 km walking trail through the woods will bring Christmas cheer to families. There is a Nativity scene, winter sports, a candy shop, Santa's toy shop and more along the lit path.

Clow's Christmas Trail is open from Dec. 1 to Dec. 23.

For tickets and hours of operation, visit https://clows.ca/ . Clow's Christmas Trail is located on 2224 Hallecks Road West in Brockville.

Perth Festival of Lights

Don't miss the Festival of Lights in Perth this holiday season.

Christmas trees are decorated outside of the Crystal Palace nightly between 4 p.m. and dawn.

Kingston Christmas Light Tour

Enjoy a 75-minute Christmas light viewing trolley tour in Kingston this holiday season.

The tour checks out Kingston lit up for the holidays between Dec. 1 and 31.

For more information and tickets, visit  https://www.kingstontrolley.ca/christmas/ .

Christmas Markets in Ottawa

• Christmas Market at Watson's Mill and Dickinson House (Nov. 25-26, Dec. 2-3)
• Adaawe Indigenous Holiday Market (Nov. 25)
• Carp Christmas Market (Dec. 1-2)
• 613Holiday Night Market (Dec. 1, 8, 15 and 22)
• Metcalfe Farmers Market Christmas Market (Dec. 16)

Kingston Holiday Market

Over 20 Kingston and area, local vendors will be on display during the Kingston Holiday Market.

The market at the Tett Centre is Dec. 2, 3, 9, 10, 16 and 17.

For more information, visit https://kingstonholidaymarket.com/ .

Christmas in Old Aylmer

Celebrate Christmas in Old Aylmer at the annual Christmas Market.

More than 55 vendors will be on display in Memorial Park Nov. 24-26 and Dec. 2-3.

For more information, visit http://www.paradehohoho.com/en/christmas-market/ .

Email  [email protected]  to let us know about your Christmas and holiday lights display.

Christmas at the Log Farm will not be open this holiday season. 

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Starting at 67 Howland Avenue., Kingston:

Head east on Howland Avenue toward Snyder Avenue.

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Cross Lucas Avenue onto Lafayette Avenue.

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At 556 Linderman Ave., turn around.

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Continue to follow Linderman Avenue

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Wall Street turns left and becomes Franklin Street.

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Head northeast on Henry Street toward Oak Street

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South Clinton Avenue turns left and becomes Barmann Avenue

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Head west on Derrenbacher Street toward Foxhall Avenue.

Turn right after the gas station (on the left).

Turn right onto Wrentham Street.

Wrentham Street turns right and becomes Clarendon Avenue.

Head southwest on Clarendon Avenue toward Westrum Street.

Turn right onto Westrum Street.

Turn left onto Albany Avenue.

Turn right onto Madison Avenue.

Turn left onto Colfax Place.

Head northeast on Colfax Place toward Madison Avenue.

Turn left onto Madison Avenue.

Turn right onto Savoy Street.

Turn right at the second cross street onto Wrentham Street.

Turn left onto Plainfield Street.

Turn left onto Stahlman Place.

Turn right onto LincoLane Park Place.

Turn left onto Groff Street.

Continue onto Cook Avenue.

Cook Avenue turns right and becomes Vincent Street.

Head north on Nicholas Avenue toward Lay Street.

Turn left onto Esopus Avenue.

End at 106 Esopus Ave.

6 Ohio St. Kingston. (Photo provided)

556 Linderman Ave. Extension, town of Ulster. (Photo provided)

166 Delaware Ave., Kingston. (Photo provided)

95 Second Ave., Kingston. (Photo provided)

37 Lafayette Ave. Kingston. (Photo provided)

30 Lafayette Ave., Kingston (Photo provided)

92 East Chester St., Kingston (Photo provided)

43 Derrebacher St. Kingston. (Photo provided)

Derrenbacher St. Kingston (Photo provided)

50 Derrenbacher St. Kingston (Photo provided)

29 Abbey St., Kingston (Photo provided)

39 Vincent St., Kingston (Photo provided)

27 South Prospect St., Kingston. (Photo provided)

170 Henry St., Kingston. (Photo provided)

159 Mary's Ave., Kingston. (Photo provided)

21 Abbey St., Kingston (Photo provided)

16 Colfax Place, Kingston. (Photo provided)

41 Derrenbacher St., Kingston. (Photo provided)

56 Derrenbacher St., Kingston. (Photo provided)

68 Howland Ave. Kingston. (Photo provided)

19 Carendon Ave., Kingston. (Photo provided)

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