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    Delilah L.

    This year is my first time attending the lightshow. Was invited by my fellow friend. Have to park across the street, along the local houses' street parking. It is a free event, you can either get the tickets online for free, or walk in. If you didnt get the ticket ahead of time, sometimes they have a line to get in and they might not let you go in if they reach their max capacity of people. They security checked your bags. All the volunteers are very warm and friendly. As we walking up, the lights surrounding us are beautiful, and once we reach the lightshow area, there are chairs, but was full so we just stand around to watch the lightshow. The lightshow's schedule is every Fri-Sun in the month of Dec (until Dec 23rd) from 6-9 pm, every 45 minutes if I'm not mistaken. Afterwards they have a simple walkway they named Betlehem Town. It has photo prop section, child activities area thats ranging from free to $3, $2 apple ciders/ hot choco. The kids had fun, and I enjoy the experience, as it is simple, free to get in, and memorable.

    Leilani I.

    Prettiest light show around! I wanted to do something fun and Christmasy with my boyfriend so we decided to come here. We went on a Saturday night around 9:30pm and reserved tickets online (but it wasn't necessary.) Parking is on the street and we luckily found parking. We missed the light show itself because the last showing was at 9 but we still got to walk around and see everything. It was so beautiful! Its at this cute little church and everyone was so nice and greeted us as we walked in. It exceeded my expectations tbh. They also sell food and drinks if youre hungry. Definitely better than LA Zoo Lights imo and it saved us the drive (and money) to other more expensive light shows. Its an amazing event and we will be going back next year~

    Christina T.

    I'm so sad I could only come on the last day and couldn't share my review earlier! Definitely worth coming to see the lights. It's free admission and they have a little show every 45 minutes. It's the third year the church has put up lights and every year it seems like they are putting up more and more lights. They have a cafe where you can buy hot drinks and small bites. Lots of seating areas and heaters near the cafe. If it gets too crowded and you have to park all the way at the bottom of the hill, do not fear they have a golf cart to bring you up. If you're in the area, today is the last day but I'm sure they will have the lights again next year! +FREE ADMISSION

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    Jenny L.

    We stumbled upon this amazing FREE Holiday light show up the street from my friend's house while visiting them for Christmas. It was up the hill so we had to come check it out as we left. There was a double line of cars waiting to enter going up the hill and people walking up the hill, and the sign said the lot was full, but there were people directing traffic so we thought why not just try to drive up and turn around so that the kids could at least see some lights. The people who were directing traffic were really on point and proactive and friendly, considering they were working on Christmas at 8pm and it was 40 degrees outside. The line was orderly, smooth, and not long at all. We quickly found parking in the lot directed to us and walked maybe 10 steps up where a welcoming team greeted us and wished us a Merry Christmas and asked us if this was our first time. A lady then gave us a map and told us a light show would be starting soon and it lasts about 10-15 minutes at the top of the hill. We were planning on taking some quick pictures as we had 2 little ones but it seemed doable. We walked a couple more steps up and saw they were selling hot cocoa for $1.50 and yummy Teriyaki chicken skewers and corn on the cob for $3. They also welcomed Yelp reviews! The people serving were so friendly and nice, they even let my son ring a bell! The show was starting so we couldn't get the skewers since they just threw a new batch on. We quickly hurried up and there was plenty of space and room for everyone to see at every angle. The show was about the spirit of the holidays with some religious ideals thrown in. It wasn't overbearing and I think someone who wasn't religious would enjoy it as well-we did. Production value was there and the music matched perfectly. My kids were amazed and we really enjoyed ourselves even though we were all tired. Afterwards we had time to take pictures and then we were on our way. Leaving was just as smooth as entering. I think this will be added to our yearly traditions and we appreciated that it was FREE. I would recommend this to anyone and we would come again.

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    Lisa D.

    do you love christmas lights? do you want to take your little ones to go see some christmas lights? wanna take your date to go see some christmas lights? lights on miracle hill is absolutely FREE 99. light show is also free. they put seats out for you to sit. and it runs every 45 minutes. it does not start on time. the light show does preach and talk about god. so if you don't care so much about that then i say skip the light show. i honestly was very impressed by the whole thing especially when it's free and its at a church. the show lasts about 5-6 minutes. it does get pretty cold so layer up! it does get a bit packed but its a small place so people leave pretty fast. i would say with the light show you would probably spend 30-45 minutes depending on how early you arrive and sit around waiting. overall, lights on miracle hill has really made my day, night, holiday season, shoot all of December even! 2 thumbs up! thanks to everyone that makes this event possible for people like me! tips: *small lot that gets packed. so you may have to park across the street and walk over. *they sell food and drinks (i.e. hot coco, beef tacos, dumpling, hot tea, etc.) *free event *nice staff/volunteer *seats are first come first served.

    Polly N.

    This was my first time here to see Christmas lights and it was such a pleasant experience for me! It's small but so well put together from the lights, the show, arts and crafts, snacks for sale, and all the kind people working the event. You definitely feel welcomed here and it is family friendly. We brought ourn 1 year old who loved all the pretty lights. Came early for the 6 pm show and it was not crowded at all. We will surely make it a tradition to come back every year.

    Alayna S.

    What a wonderful, well organized and meaningful event! Everyone was so nice and welcoming, I can't count how many "Merry Christmas" greetings we received. They even had kids dressed in costumes telling bible stories. So sweet and well done! Jesus is the meaning of the season and this event displayed that beautifully!

    Christine B.

    Lights dancing were beautiful, job well. My kids were very happy to see especially the light performance was phenomenal.

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    These pictures are incredibly beautiful! I loved watching them with my bestest bestest friends! It made me happy :)

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    Such beautiful lights & show! They even have an arts & crafts section for the children to make ornaments.

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    Super pretty! Love all the lights and the light show! I can only imagine how long it took to set everything up!

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    3.6(5 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Free bier, free beer... Well, comes with a price…read more.. Comes with a prize... If you check-in to this event, you get to play beer pong... you get to play water pong... You make one, you get a prize. You make two, you get to choose your prize. This is one of those events that is a beer festival and a masquerade. Come dressed up as whatever you want to be and sample as many beers as you would like to try. A few that I do like that Karl Strauss has with kiwi infused. My mouth is already watering just writing this as it is not like a cider. It's like the idea of a ShockTop beer but way more fruit in it. No, not like a Corona where you squeeze your own lime wedge in a little bottle opening. It's already in the beer but very tart and sour. I think it's very dangerous because I can chug this just to quench my thirst. Another one I liked is the booth all the way from Iceland. Einstök Ölgerd in Akureyri, Iceland. What I liked is their coffee stout. A rich coffee flavor with a hint of brew. It's not like water but more a full body sort of taste. I would hang out at this booth all night but there are many other booths to visit. There were awesome costumes from superheroes to villains and monsters and just whatever you want to wear. Literally whatever you want to wear. There's also a giant game of Jenga in the middle and a live band playing all the current hits you hear on the radio. Just a big open space to run around in. A few food booths just outside of the arena. Restrooms are in that direction too. This is one of those events I would not mind going to again and maybe I will wear a costume too.

    Excellent event! Well organized!! Tons of great beer!!!everyone was in costume and having a great…read moretime. Will be back next year!!!

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    Wonder Woman!!

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    Lights on Miracle Hill - festivals - Updated May 2026

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