Cheers sure isn’t going to let that fancy new patio go to waste in the cold months. They’ve got a big Christmas tree right in the middle, complete with lights, and the gate surrounding the area is wrapped in garland and adorned with wreaths.
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Joe King’s has a heavily decorated Christmas tree front and center, with ornaments and other decorations scattered around for ambiance.
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At Little River Oriental Rugs, it’s a very cutesy-themed display, featuring a pair of smaller trees, a snowman and several pairs of elves (not real ones, of course, but little statues).
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Check out all of these classy Christmas displays we found around the city.
It’s a very traditional and old-fashioned scene at Caring Gifts, where a realistic-looking Santa peers out from behind a classy Christmas tree.
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The folks over at Substyle Vapors – which, if you can’t tell by the sign, is a vape shop – have gone the inflatable route, showing off a plump and happy snowman right in the front window.
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McGowan Fine Art has put together a Christmas llama for this year’s window display. (Photo by Julie Hamel)
Around this time last year, we drove all over the city looking for some of the biggest, wildest, weirdest and generally most impressive light and decoration displays we could find on people’s houses. This year, in the spirit of always keeping you guessing, we decided to see what local businesses had going on (which is good, since a lot of house displays are still popping up at this point). As it turns out, we barely had to step outside of the downtown core. City merchants seem to be taking things seriously this year, so we took some pictures of some of the more photogenic (not necessarily the best) displays we could find.
