Harrison is another town with over two million lights including animated lighting fixtures and 250 Christmas trees along the Harrison Lake Levee. Look out onto the water and see the floating displays. You just won't believe your eyes.
Eureka Springs, the charm of the South, begins its holiday with "A Century of Holidays" parade followed by a Santa in the Park Party, Holiday Walk of Lights, candlelight caroling and much, much more. A "Sacred Journey in Lights" is open November 12 through January 1. If you visit Eureka Springs during the holiday you must see this drive through display of the "Nativity." It is shown on the grounds of "The Great Passion Play."
There are many more cities and towns in Arkansas with brilliant lights and Christmas displays. There are too many for me to list here for you. If you want more information about these places, visit the Arkansas State Web site... http://www.arkansas.com
You can also contact the Arkansas Bureau of Tourism at 1-800-NATURAL.
Information and pictures were used with permission of the Arkansas Bureau of Tourism.
You can also view this information and pictures as well as other cities of interest at http://www.ardemgaz.com/ads/christmas/in...
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