Light Of The Ozarks

Lights of the Ozarks the annual holiday light display on the Fayetteville square kicks off with a parade and lighting ceremony beginning at 6 pm.

Light of the ozarks. He recounted a few of the popular legends surrounding the origin of the Spook Light including the story about the ill-fated Native American lovers and another about an old settler who. Nightly carriages and pony rides fresh hot chocolate and festive holiday music make the Lights of the Ozarks an event that cannot be missed. Nov 9 2021 0506 PM CST Updated.

Lighting ceremony on the Friday prior to Thanksgiving and continues to illuminate the Historic Square through New Years Day at 100 am. The Lights of the Ozarks a holiday celebration of lights in Fayetteville that occurs on the Saturday before Thanksgiving and concludes on New Years Eve celebrates 20 years of holiday cheer. Enjoy winter treats hot chocolate and festive music on the downtown square.

Holiday light displays are a tradition on the west side of Lake of the Ozarks. This is the largest light display at the Lake by far. Nightly carriages and pony rides fresh hot chocolate and festive holiday music make the Lights of the Ozarks an event that cannot be missed.

Patrick illuminates the Mothers Shrine and surrounding area in. The camel and carriage rides do cost money. The display started as an idea with an Advertising and Promotions AP Commission retreat in 1993 as a way to increase Hotel Motel and Restaurant HMR tax in the slow winter months.

Old Santa himself will be in attendance so its obviously a big deal. They also have hot chocolate and funnel cake for saleSome nights they have free singing to. There are nightly events and the lights are usually out from the end of November through December 31.

The event usually averages around 200000 visitors a year ranging from families to students seeking that holiday spirit. Lights of the Ozarks KNWA FOX24. Full details of this years kickoff event have yet to be released but Experience Fayetteville officials did announce that this years display on the Fayetteville square is set to begin with a lighting ceremony on Friday Nov.