TLDR: Ledgemont Court had the best Christmas lights in the whole Sac area this year…read more Whereas Dovewood Court has gotten less and less impressive each year, Ledgemont Court has been getting better and better. I've been coming here for years-- I'm like 95% sure I'm the one who originally put this place on the Yelp map (under my original account, which doesn't exist anymore). Last night, a couple of friends and I went on a Christmas lights tour, beginning with the more well-known spots, such as Dovewood Court, Fab 40s, etc. As we walked around Dovewood Court, I said, "I'm just gonna say it-- Ledgemont Court is better this year." It took until the end of the night to convince them to check it out, but once they did, we all agreed that this was the best display we saw. It's not nearly as packed as Dovewood Court. The furthest I've ever had to park was a couple of blocks away. If you're driving through, it moves pretty fast. The neighborhood is a little bit smaller than Dovewood Court, making it perfect for little kids who can't walk too far or be out in the cold for too long. Like Dovewood Court, there are bins to donate canned food items. Unlike Dovewood Court, there are no hot chocolate or jerky peddlers. Overall, Ledgemont Court was my favorite Christmas light display of 2022.

Drive around or Walk and see the best 8 home Court in a Folsom neighborhood. Some great work…read moreforsure! Amazing photo op!!! Wow!!!! LOTS OF XMAS LIGHTS!

I happened to see this advertised on Groupon and figured I'd check it out. It was normally about…read more$15 a ticket plus fees but I snagged a deal off of Groupon so it was pretty much free. Pro-tip: be sure to park further away as ANY event at the fairgrounds will cost you $10 and in CASH ONLY. In addition to the cover charge, you have to buy $5 vouchers which get you sample sized items from all vendors that were put on. It is somewhat of a glorified food truck event. There were only a few places that weren't food trucks. I didn't really like the voucher system as not all vendors accepted them for things like desserts. I ended up having to trade my voucher back for cash toward the end. It would just be easier to hand the vendors cash for all the items, but apparently the vendors only get like $3 out of the $5 paid for the vouchers. I guess the cover charge isn't enough for the event hosts? It's basically just like any other food festival but overpriced if you're paying for the cover charge and parking. It's not a huge event. You come, try a few things and leave or look at some of the little shops.

This festival had an awesome concept! It was a multicultural food tasting festival. There was…read moreexcellent entertainment with bands, drummers, and even dancers. Some of the food was better than others, but this was there first one. I expect this festival to grow into an even better experience with more time. The parking and alcohol were expensive and I discussed this with the owner, who noted the city was in charge of alcohol and parking, not them. I was pleased to learn they would be using a different venue for the next one to bring down parking and alcohol costs. I will definitely be going back.

Our family tradition is to stop by and walk into the beautiful court each Christmas time. Each home…read moreis decorated with their own themes. My grandkids love coming here sometimes more than once at Christmas time. Thank you to all the residents who decorate their homes to make Christmas time a special place for everyone to enjoy. Coming on the weekends is pretty busy so please be patient. We try to come during the weekdays and park a street away so we can take our time and enjoy the lights. They do allow people to drive or walk around the court so please watch out for your loved ones. Don't forget to bring a few cans of food for the Food bank donation buckets located at the end of the court. Bring your friends and loved ones; everyone is sure to find their favorite house or houses.

Went the other night on 12/20/2025. It's pretty. Just attaching my photos from the other night…read more There are people walking around too, careful driving. People driving through the court. Wish people would turn on their parking lights vs their regular head lights.

Typical small town festival. Taylor Blvd dual rows of street vendors. ACE Hardware downtown selling…read morecloseouts on the street. Behind the town along the park is another row of food vendors, bands, chidrens water works fountains to play in and 2 jump houses.

This year was amazing, live relaxing music, cute petting zoo, kids activities, fun…read moreface-in-hocutouts(see pic), Chalk Artists and plenty of food vendors offering Eggplant dishes to go along with the festival at decent prices! They also had lots of vendors selling gift related items, to get you started on your holiday shopping, and offered complimentary samples as well! I tried some deliciously flavorful Mandarin Olive Oil, Balsamic and sweet Orange Blossom Honey from the Colwell Thundering Herd Ranch booth and purchased some cards made by a local artist from the Cloudy Art Studio booth! As well as entered into their raffle to win some beautiful hand towels and cards! For lunch I ordered some deliciously flavorful and perfectly sauced Eggplant Lasagna from Rubinos Ristorante Booth and will definitely be checking out their restaurant in Rocklin now! I would highly recommend attending the festival and don't forget to pick up your free Eggplant before you leave, I cannot wait to try mine and see what next year has in store!

So much fun! A lot people dressed up in renaissance, medieval, or fairy tale costumes. Many…read morechildren were dressed as Disney characters/princesses. I noticed one woman dressed as Guinevere from BBC's Merlin. They give you a flier with the times for jousting and other events. Lines get long for food by noon. We got food at 11:15am and there were short lines. The giant turkey leg was $15. Multiple vendors were selling swords (metal, wooden, and foam). We circled the aisles of vendors before deciding what to buy. One vendor was selling books for $1 each. I found a Peter Pan book in the mix. The Queen made an appearance. Amazing experience and I would go again.

Very small venue and very crowded by early afternoon. Not that many yet activities or variety…read more Parking is horrible but food court is good. Long long lines though by lunch time.

This was a fun little loop of lights, my boyfriend, daughter and I drove through to see the lights…read moreon my birthday Tuesday and had a fun time! Our favorite was this fully decked out house that was synchronized to the radio station 88.5, so fun to watch! My daughter's eyes were all a glow! It was sad to see a sign posted up on one of the houses saying they were moving and this would be there last year joining the loop, but I'm sure they had a lot of fun decorating their last year! I would definitely recommend checking out these beautiful Christmas lights, especially if you have little ones such as myself, they'll love it! It's great to see a neighborhood like this one offering something like this for the community to enjoy with our current world right now! We'll be back next year! Have a Happy and blessed Holiday Season!

This is my favorite neighborhood to visit for Christmas lights in the area, and we try to make…read moremultiple visits to just walk around. Many houses have cute decor and lights, so many inflatables are ones I don't see elsewhere, at least a couple of houses are connected to radio station music, and the best is all the different lit arches over the sidewalk. Walking under them feels magical and makes for some great photos. You leave filled with cheer after seeing this merry & bright setting.

Loved this Farmers Market! All the produce looked amazing and the okra and strawberries I got were…read moredelicious. Also bought baked goods from several vendors and they were all fresh and flavorful.

Great way to spend your Saturday. I came to catch the viral strawberries fabulous, there was a long…read moreline but it was worth it. It's a bit hot today but it was nice to go around and check out the vendors. Thankfully I brought my hat and sunscreen.

I'm glad I purchased a Groupon for this event otherwise it is not worth the $8 entrance fee. I was…read morebasically in and out of there within an hour. If you go early enough there are plenty of spaces for street parking. There weren't too many people there. I think this is more of an event for the locals. There were plenty of strawberry based foods that included tamales, pizza, salsa, beer, etc., but none of them really appealed to me. I ordered the chicken teriyaki- $6. It was quite big and flavorful. This was probably one of the most popular items there since it had the longest line. I also ordered the strawberry puppies (hushpuppies) for the sake of getting something strawberry related- $2. It was ok but I don't understand why the Hershey's chocolate sauce that was used to dip the strawberry puppies into was so watery. Of course they also sold plain old strawberries. They were some of the best strawberries I ever had. My friend even bought a box of them.

A-OK I enjoyed more variety at this event this time around. Strawberry salsa was unique. Strawberry…read morepopcorn and dipped berries for only a $1 each, which is awesome since they're fresh. Wish they did have a to-do container though to put these in. Plenty of vendors and contests. I do wish they would have more strawberry based vendors. They did have a lot of cool vendors like honey and BBQ sauce vendors. The variety of organic seasonings and tea was pretty awesome. Though pricey at $5 for 2oz spices and $7 for 2 oz teas. We used an Entertainment coupon, so we only paid $10 for admission. Otherwise, it would have been $20. I definitely would not pay full price for this event. We were in and out in an hour. There isn't THAT much to see warranting the price. Plenty of these are far cheaper or free to attend. I can understand the state and county fair for $10-12 each, but not the Berry Fest. There's more festivities geared towards kids, which a lot of us childless people don't utilize. Plus it costs money for parking as well. ($5 according to another review) We always park further and walk. So I am minusing a star for the entrance and parking fees. Prices are also not all that clear on the site. I had to hunt around and only found the pre-order fee of $9 and it's $10 at the entrance.

We came for the first time on NYE night & could tell that some homes were not as decked out/lit up…read moreanymore & the experience was not full impact. However, there were hardly any cars, so we could do a slow, easy drive. It was still magical with lots of lights throughout this neighborhood. The standout feature was that the streets were lined with continuous strings of white lights that swagged down the participating areas, creating lit paths to follow. It was impressive! There were definitely some houses that went above, while others were more simple, but all delightful to see. Here & there, Christmas trees were in the middle of a court or roundabout. We aren't familiar with the neighborhood & lost track of how we meandered through, so next year we'll try to figure out a good route. We'll definitely plan to come back earlier during the next holiday season to enjoy the full experience.

Rockmont Lights in Natomas is all they say it is and more!…read more My friend, daughter and I wanted to check out Christmas lights last night and decided to check out Rockmont Lights instead of fighting the Fab 40's crowd. It was a first time for all of us and we weren't sure what to expect. We arrived around 7:30pm and it was already pretty busy, but we found some parking on a nearby street. Most of the streets surrounding Java Court were festively decked out and flooded with people - we made our way over to Java Court and I was so surprised to see a massive Christmas tree in the center of the court. There was Santa and The Grinch happily taking photos with families and a couple of fire pits that people were warming up by! They were handing out candy canes to passing cars and I believe they were even selling hot cocoa in front of a few houses! You can drive around the area, but I highly recommend walking it to fully experience the magic that Rockmont Lights has to offer! Make sure you bundle up though! Rockmont Lights definitely gives Dovewood Court and even some streets in the Fab 40's a run for its money! We will be visiting every year now and making it a new tradition!