Of course, simply driving around and looking at Christmas lights is a time-honored tradition for many families. In San Antonio, your best bets are the King William Historic District, Alamo Heights ...

The holiday season is here, San Antonio! This means there are plenty of family traditions and Christmas light displays to enjoy throughout the city. From drive-thru displays to magical grounds ...

SAN ANTONIO – Be like Clark Griswold and get excited because it’s Christmas lights season! There is no better way to get into the holiday spirit than enjoying the magical bright lights around ...

If you're hoping to get into the Christmas spirit, here's your guide to all the best locations in and near San Antonio where families can catch a glimpse of some breathtaking light displays ...

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We have 200 trees, 200,000 lights ... San Antonio who help with the Holidays on Houston Street Initiative, Travis Park. The Rotary Club is sponsoring the ice rink. H-E-B is sponsoring the ...

Here are some San Antonio-area neighborhoods that "glow" all out with Christmas lights for the holidays. As noted, Norland hosts its own wide-ranging light shows, which even nearby neighbors such ...

SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio River Walk is well known for its Christmas lights, over a hundred thousand lights hang from the Cyprus trees downtown, but the festive displays are not limited to ...

However, it's going take a National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation type of light display to be the talk of the neighborhood this year, as San Antonio ranks among the cities with the most festive ...

As the holidays encircle San Antonio ... of going all-out with their Christmas décor. Many homeowners even compete in the neighborhood’s annual Windcrest Light-Up Contest, in which a panel ...

Classic sparkling light displays, like San Antonio’s illuminated River Walk, will be sure to get a plethora of visitors, but what about the lesser known spots around Central Texas? Click through ...