Christmas lights

Let's take a look at what the official Louisiana laws say about lights on your vehicle so you don't get an expensive ticket in your stocking this Christmas.

Louisiana is home to some of the most unique holiday celebrations in the world, but what is the holiday attraction that more Louisiana residents attend every year?

Are you prepared to immerse yourself in a Louisiana holiday spectacle like never before? Prepare to be dazzled as we unveil a Christmas lights road trip that promises to create unforgettable memories. Onlyinyourstate.com curated a breathtaking journey encompassing six remarkable displays across the state, each radiating its unique charm and holiday spirit. So, fuel up your car, mark your calendar, and set aside ample time, because this road trip calls for a few days of festive fun.

If you're looking to decorate your vehicle with Christmas lights in Louisiana, before you do, make sure you know what is and isn't legal.

A trail of Christmas lights, a snow tubing course, and amazing 3-D exhibits are part of a new holiday-themed park opening in Louisiana this November.

Louisiana Christmas lovers are miffed that no town in the state was deemed "Christmassy enough" to make a nationwide survey. Guess who they did pick?

If you want to jaunt up I-49 and visit Alexandria, you can see one of my personal favorites. It's called "Magic Christmas" and it's a long-time favorite in the CENLA area.

Ever wonder why your strands of light always include a red-tipped or extra red bulb? It's not there to be a spare, its purpose is much more interesting.

Here are the top 7 best Christmas towns to visit in Louisiana.

From Santa, to Rudolf, to Christmas trees and presents, watch as drones make them all come alive in a lager-than-life display.

You may remember the family in Monroe who got internet famous last year with their Christmas light show that was synched up to the Garth Brooks classic "Callin' Baton Rouge." Well, the family is back it again this year, but with some upgrades.

Is there such a thing as 'too early' when it comes to getting into the holiday spirit?