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Jeff's Christmas Light Show Spectacular! | Linthicum Heights, MD

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Jeff's house covered in Christmas lights
🎄 2026 Season · Linthicum Heights, MD

A hundred thousand lights, and not one ticket.

Out front, a 15-minute projection-mapped Christmas light show. Around back, a full walk-through display with the Christmas Craft Market, Santa's Snack Shack and so much more. Free, ten nights only, in Linthicum Heights, Maryland.

Next show night: Friday, November 27
10 nights only · Weather changes post to Facebook first
Showtimes
7 PM – 9 PM
Countdown starts 6:30 PM · Repeats every 15 min
Where
S. Camp Meade Rd. & School Ln.
Linthicum Heights, MD 21090
Admission
Free
Donations go straight back into the show

Everything you need in 30 seconds

How a visit works

First time? It's simpler than it looks. Four things and you're set.

1. Park across the street

Plenty of parking available directly across the street from Jeff's. No hunting for a spot.

2. Nothing to tune in

Sound comes from the show speakers out front. View from the small field, sidewalks or driveway.

3. Watch the show

Three projectors map the story onto the front of the house, alongside thousands of programmable LED lights.

4. Walk the display

Between shows, wander the back yard display, Christmas Market, Santa's Snack Shack and more.

How the night runs

6:30 PM Preshow countdown begins out front
7 PM First light show of the night
~7:15 PM The back opens: Craft Market, Snack Shack and the walk-through
9 PM Last show. It repeats every 15 minutes until then

Christmas 2026

Ten nights. Fridays and Saturdays.

That's the whole season. Mark one down now, because if you miss a weekend the next chance is a week away.

Full schedule & showtimes →
November
27Fri 28Sat
Opening night Thanksgiving Weekend
December
4Fri 5Sat
Christmas Market open both nights
December
11Fri 12Sat
Christmas Market open both nights
December
18Fri 19Sat
Last chance before Christmas
December
25Fri 26Sat
Christmas Day Final night

Nothing to tune in to. Just show up.

The show plays on speakers out front, so just find a spot in the small field, on the sidewalks or in the driveway. When the first show wraps, the back opens up: Christmas Craft Market, Santa's Snack Shack, more music and more lights.

The walk-through display

Things you can stand right next to

Once the first show ends, the back opens up and you can walk right through it. Nearly all of it was built by hand, one piece at a time.

See the whole display →

Special guests

Look who drops by

Friends visit throughout the season. Bring a camera, and maybe a letter.

Which nights? →
Santa He reads every letter in the mailbox
The Grinch Behaving himself. Mostly.
The Conductor Straight off the Polar Express
And more Surprise guests all season long

Seasons past

Twelve months of building, four weeks of glow

Browse the photo gallery →
The light show projected on the house
Detail from the display
Visitors watching the show
The display at night

The Keeper of the Christmas Light

It's for the people who gather beneath them, for the joy and hope they take with them.

Because sometimes, a little light can make all the difference

100k+
Lights
15
Minute show
3
Projectors
$0
Admission

Asked all season

The three we hear most

How much does it cost to visit?

Nothing. The display is 100% free. Local groups sometimes sell baked goods or accept donations out front, and 100% of those donations go right back into the light show and the walk-through display.

How many lights are there?

Over 100,000 individual lights, and the number goes up most years. Counting them is not something anyone should attempt.

How does the 15-minute show on the house work?

Projection mapping. The front of the house is covered in white canvas, the artwork is built in Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects, and three projectors throw the finished animation onto the surface in sync with the music on the speakers out front.

Friends of Jeff

The people who help make this possible

Businesses and neighbors who pitch in with materials, equipment, time, and patience.

Thank you to our sponsors