If you鈥檝e got a spectacular light display at your home this winter, we want to see it.

Send us pictures of your National Lampoon-style lit-up homes, nativity scenes or North Pole playlands for a chance to be featured in an online gallery, and be added to this list.

Email the address and at least one photo (bonus points for video) to amy.reid@surreynowleader.com with 鈥淐hristmas lights鈥� in the subject line.

We鈥檝e had a few submissions, but we want to see them all! Here鈥檚 what you鈥檝e told us about so far:

(Click on each pin for details and photos. Or scroll down for a written list.)

SURREY:

• The Bonneteaus, a Cloverdale family at 16951 Jersey Dr., Surrey (169th St. and 60th Ave.), have once again set up their annual 鈥淲inter Wonderland Christmas鈥� display. This year, the family is again accepting donations for the Surrey Hospital NICU unit. 鈥淚 have to say we were recently blessed with twin grandsons born eight weeks early and they have had the pleasure of the wonderful care at the NICU,鈥� wrote Andrea Bonneteau in a post. Lights will be on nightly from 5:30 to 10 p.m.
• For the second year in a row, Amanda Bos and Brandon Flaig have taken over the from their old neighbours (Brad and Carla), who held it for the previous five years or more. This year, it will be located at 19367 62A Ave., Surrey. Why did they take it over? 鈥淚t鈥檚 been a part of our lives for so long, and our kids鈥� lives for so long, it would be a shame for it to stop,鈥� Amanda told 鈥淚t鈥檚 a tradition for us to be involved with it. It鈥檚 a lot of work, we started in the beginning of October, doing it every weekend, but it鈥檚 fun and the kids love helping set it up. It鈥檚 probably the biggest it鈥檚 ever been, since we combined all our stuff.鈥� The big reveal night is set for Nov. 30 at 7 p.m., with hundreds set to attend. Santa himself is going to be at the home that night from 7 to 9 p.m. After that, the display will be lit up daily through to Dec. 31, from 5 p.m. to midnight. Donations are accepted for BC Children鈥檚 Hospital (last year, more than $2,000 was raised for the cause).

• Art & Lou鈥檚 Christmas Lights at 15097 90A Ave., Surrey is on now through to Jan. 1 from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly. 鈥淵ou may walk through or just drive past to enjoy the over 10,000 lights,鈥� says Marylou Simmons. 鈥淏ring the kids and see the North Pole right here in Surrey! Also take in the Nativity scene.鈥� Santa and friends will be visiting on Dec. 21 between 6 and 9 p.m. 鈥淭here will be candy canes for the kids and coffee for the grownups. So why not bring your camera and have some fun,鈥� says Simmons.
• An epic light display at a Cloverdale home is back again, and the owner tells us it takes him two months to set things up. And, this is his 25th year hosting the display. See it for yourself at 63B Avenue and 165A Street. The surrounding homes get into the holiday spirit with festive displays, also. The family also collects donations for BC Children鈥檚 Hospital.

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• A home at 7311 194th St., Surrey is a treasure that used to be located in North Vancouver. 鈥淢y husband has been doing his display for more than 32 years. We moved out here eight years ago and have been doing it here ever since. Every year we change things up by adding new things,鈥� says wife Deanna Murray. 鈥淗e takes pride in his decorations and loves to see the families walking at night and enjoying the lights. As he says: 鈥業f I can make one person happy, I have done a good job.鈥欌�� This year the big man himself will be out front to greet families on select days. 鈥淧ets welcome as well,鈥� Murray added. The display lights up on Dec. 1.
• A house at 18279 Claytonwood Cres., Surrey boasts a Christmas display featuring thousands of lights. Marilyn Flathen tells us the lights are usually on between 5 and 9:30 p.m. nightly. 鈥淲e do have problems with them shorting out when it is raining at times, but we do all we can to keep them on,鈥� said Flathen.
• A display in Cranley Place Mobile Park, located at 15871 Yorkshire Pl., includes hundreds of lights.
• The Fletcher family, at 15499 22nd Ave., have been decorating their South Surrey home for more than 20 years. For 15 of those, they have been collecting food and money for the Sources Food Bank for South Surrey/White Rock. The display has grown into the neighbour鈥檚 yard. The Fletchers are outside almost every night handing out candy canes to children.
• The Dolmans Christmas display, located at 6319 181A St., will include a fundraiser every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, beginning Dec. 6. People will be handing out popcorn and hot chocolate by donation for the 3rd Cloverdale Scouts of Canada.
• The George family has set up their display at 9277 132nd St. People can walk around the yard and check out the lights that dance to music. The lights are on from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
• There are nine families that work together to put up a co-ordinated display in their Surrey townhouse complex, at 15175 62A Ave. 鈥淓veryone always decorated their own little yards but our neighbour Kelli decided that we should amp it up a notch,鈥� Marnie Cooper tells the Now-Leader, explaining the families then got together to co-ordinate their displays. 鈥淲e pick a date every year where the husbands go out and hang the tree lights together while the women prep the chili. It鈥檚 an all day affair!鈥�
• A home near the corner of 148th Street and 84th Avenue is lit up once again this year.

DELTA

• Check out the Chang鈥檚 2019 Christmas display, at 91st Avenue and 118th Street in North Delta. The home was the winner of Pulse FM鈥檚 2017 and 2018 Christmas Light Challenge.
• The 颁丑辞飞鈥檚 home, at 11279 86A Ave. in Delta, is lit up nightly from 6 to 11 p.m.

LANGLEY

• opened for the season on Friday, Nov. 29 and is descrined as a Christmas light wonderland. 鈥淛ingle Bells, Jingle Bells, jingle all the way!! Are you excited by Christmas? Do you LOVE Christmas lights? This is the best free event you and your family will ever attend,鈥� organizers say in a . The event has been running for nearly 30 years, with a goal to 鈥減rovide families with a great event that is excellent for the pocket book.鈥� Between Township of 91原创 parks and recreation staff and volunteers, the event has kept going for almost three decades. The attraction runs nightly from 5 to 9 p.m. through to Dec. 21.
• The Beier Family, located at 2403 Wayburne Cres., is at it again for the fifth year. The lights up are up, but the music won鈥檛 be on for a few weeks. They will turn the radio transmitter (92.3 FM) on Dec. 8, and turn the sound on for pedestrians on Dec. 15. Show starts at 4:30 and runs to 9:30 pm daily. They currently have eight songs.
• Stop by the Farrell鈥檚 Christmas light display at 9241 213th St. for a show synchronized to music, by tuning their radio to 106.1 FM. The electronic show is run off a salvaged desktop computer and run off of one standard household outlet. It includes more than 20,000 lights, four leaping arches, a 15-foot tall spiral tree with a 3D star and four animated singing trees. The display runs daily from 4:30 to 10 p.m. Sundays to Thursdays; from 4:30 to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays; and from noon to 11 p.m. on Christmas Eve, Christmad Day, and Boxing Day.

CHILLIWACK

• The Palaniuk Family has been putting on a dazzling show at 7620 Diamond Crescent in Chilliwack (just off Knight near Evans Road) each December since 2010. This is now the 10th season of putting on their show. 鈥婮ust drive up and tune into the FM station posted on the sign out front to enjoy our lights in sync with the music. They even have their own website: .

PORT COQUITLAM

• Check out the 鈥楲ights of Elegance鈥� display located in Citadel Heights at 752 Capital Court, Port Coquitlam.

HARRISON HOT SPRINGS:

• The second annual Lights on the Lake has turned the tiny village of Harrison Hot Springs into a winter wonderland, complete with Sasquatch displays, towering Christmas trees and endless lights, sure to help every visitor embrace the Christmas spirit. An Instagram-lovers dreamland, the picture opportunities are endless. The free Lights on the Lake can be found along the waterfront. 鈥淥ur Plaza will be decked out with wonderful weeping Christmas trees and lights and decorations to get you in the Christmas mood thanks to our Sponsor Valley Weddings,鈥� organizers say. 鈥淟ights by the Lake highlights Harrison鈥檚 longstanding history of the elusive Sasquatch, which has been passed down through the oral traditions of the Sts鈥橝iles Nation. Our Holiday displays focuses on naturally Harrison, highlighting our local wildlife and the Sasquatch participating in various activities available in Harrison Hot Springs; i.e. hiking, biking, paddling. All these displays are custom built and will be lit from dusk to 11:00 p.m. The Lights by the Lake Holiday display lights up 1 km waterfront of Harrison Hot Springs along the promenade.鈥� New this year, the event has an outdoor ice rink (skates available for rent for a small charge) and organizers have added a new , described as a 鈥渟elf-guided Christmas tree tour that will take you through the village.鈥� The event runs from now to Jan. 12.

(Video below highlights the 2018 Lights by the Lake.)

MISSION:

• The Vendrasco home, at 32228 Buffalo Dr., features more than 20,000 lights, including a nativity scene, flying reindeer and a penguin scene. The display runs until New Year鈥檚 Day from 5 to 10:30 p.m. The Vendrascos are also collecting non-perishable food items and cash donations for their local Christmas bureau.

ABBOTSFORD:

• Darren and Leya told us about their display at their Abbotsford home, located at 34964 Orchard Dr.

MAPLE RIDGE:

• The 贵辞蝉迟别谤鈥檚 home, located at 20843 117th Ave., in Maple Ridge uses hundreds of lights for its Christmas display.
• The Young family, at 20812 Stoney Ave. in Maple Ridge, have their home all lit up, with donations being accepted for Make-A-Wish B.C.-Yukon.

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