Share the Christmas spirit by sharing your best Christmas light display photos
Stuart McGuckinAlbany Advertiser
Display owners Jeremy and Lorraine Stevenson. Credit: Laurie Benson
The Advertiser wants to showcase this year’s biggest, best, brightest and most creative Christmas lights displays in the lead-up to the big day.
If you’ve gone to the effort of putting together a grand display, or if you’ve just got together some cleverly positioned lights to help brighten your street, we want to see it.
The benchmark — that we’re not sure anyone in Albany can compete with — has again been set by Lorraine and Jeremy Stevenson’s Mueller Street display raising funds to support Cystic Fibrosis WA.
The display, which has about 450,000 lights, has already attracted big crowds since opening its 27-night season on December 2.
Crowds can wander through the couple’s brightly-lit garden each night from 7pm to 10pm taking plenty of selfies, trying to spot all the Santas and learning a little about cystic fibrosis along the way.
If you want to feature in the Advertiser’s gallery of Christmas lights, send a photo of your display to news@albanyadvertiser.com.
Display owners Jeremy and Lorraine Stevenson. Credit: Laurie BensonMueller Street light dispaly for Cystic Fibrosis. Credit: Laurie BensonThe light display on Mueller Street. Credit: Laurie BensonThe light display on Mueller Street. Credit: Laurie Benson
Mueller Street light dispaly for Cystic Fibrosis. Credit: Laurie BensonDisplay volunteers Julie Keding and Ellie Matson. Credit: Laurie BensonRyker Westthorp,Kobe, Maisyn and Adam Warren. Credit: Laurie BensonRoses are a big part of this years light show. Credit: Laurie BensonRoses are a big part of this years light show. Credit: Laurie BensonCaroler's among the roses. Credit: Laurie BensonThe nativity scene is part of the display. Credit: Laurie BensonMueller Street light dispaly for Cystic Fibrosis. Credit: Laurie Benson
A new addition to this years display. Credit: Laurie BensonA new addition to this years display. Credit: Laurie BensonLights in Yakamia. Credit: Laurie BensonLights in McKail. Credit: Laurie BensonLights in McKail. Credit: Laurie Benson