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The City of Brantford and the County of Brant have lit up for Christmas.

Homes across the city are anticipating the arrival of Santa Claus and many areas can be seen glowing from the streets. 

Dancing festive lights donned the front of this Paris home.
A snowman, a little dog and candy canes are the centerpiece of a Paris home.

Homes in Paris, St. George, and Brantford have a variety of displays this year. From Santa and Mrs. Claus on motorcycles to the Grinch stealing lights, inflatables, dancing lights and festive wreaths, there are plenty of lighting displays to check out this season.

A sea of decorations flooded the property of a Paris home.
Santa and Mrs. Claus are the main attraction in front of a Paris home.

Christmas Lights on Heron is located in St. George and offers an interactive display that took 120 hours to put together. The display shows from 5:00 to 10:30 p.m. and includes a radio station that visitors can tune into for a lighting show. 

120 hours went into this interactive display outside of a St.George home.

Facebook groups, like Brantford Christmas Light Displays, offer many suggestions to help residents find the best spots and areas with decor.

Santa and his sleigh could be seen among the hundreds of lights decorating this Brantford home.
Wreaths, garland, and a festive bear can be seen on the front porch of a Brant County home.

Kimberly De Jong’s reporting is funded by the Canadian government through its Local Journalism Initiative.The funding allows her to report rural and agricultural stories from Blandford-Blenheim and Brant County. Reach her at kimberly.dejong@brantbeacon.ca.

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