Welcome to our website. 
If you can't tell, we really enjoy Christmas, especially
decorating outside.  This is our third year for synchronizing
the Christmas lights to 'dance' to Christmas songs.

I'd first like to thank my wife for tolerating this hobby.
I spend countless hours programming the music and then a solid
two weeks putting everything up followed by 1 month of
keeping it running and then a few days to take it all down. 
Thanks honey!!!

The last show will be New Years Eve.  A special midnight
show has been developed where 2 or 3 new songs will debut.
Come on by to watch this special show and a fireworks display.

The lights will stay on till 11:00pm on Christmas eve and
midnight on Christmas night.

The 2008 videos have been posted.  Mannheim Steamroller
immediately blocked my content, so you'll have to download
them from this website.  The last three missing videos
have been upload and are available for viewing.

Our 2008 light count stands at 66,013.
I have 144 available channels but am currently using
120 of them for the light show on the house.
The show runs 5-10 (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur)
and 5-11 (Fri and Sat).

We'd like to thank the people who left or sent us your
letters of appreciation.  Your kind words certainly make it
worth the time and effort to put up the display.  You can now
click the guestbook link to leave your comments.

Be sure to tune your radio to 107.1 FM to hear the music.

I'm located in St. Charles county (Missouri) surrounded
by the cities of O'Fallon, Dardenne Prairie and Lake St. Louis. 
I'm off Highway N right across from the Wehrenberg theater.

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   I will do my best to keep the website updated.  Browse the buttons to
the left for more information about the display.
The pictures page will show the lights from various years
and the projects that make doing the lights easier.
The videos page will have movies of the lights in action. 
The songs page has the play list that I will be following this
year plus the times each song is expected to play. 
If you are interested in doing this yourself then check out
the how it's done.  What's new will list what has changed
through the years and what is coming next year.  The facts page will give
all the boring details about the display (how many different kinds of lights,
how many extension cords, etc).  The links page has lots of useful
links to sites that tell you where other Christmas displays are around
the country and links to my hardware, software, and lighting suppliers.

I hope you have a chance to come on by when the lights are on.