Wantirna knows how to turn on the festive cheer and this great little house in Warwick Close is one of the best. It’s clear from the get go that this display is a labour of love for the family, who have carried on this Christmas tradition for over 20 years! 

Ho Ho Heysen Christmas Lights is next level. The house in the bowl of the court is decorated head to toe with lights, but it is the SHOW that makes this one really stand out.

YAY for CHRISTMAS. What a year we have had and what a beautiful time to share in the community spirit with a yard full of Christmas lights. The family from Oh Boyd it’s Christmas create a GIANT display of festive cheer.

Lakeside crescent lights is one of the great ones and worth getting out of the car and having a good look. Huge inflatables, thousands of lights - if you’re lucky the snow machine and occasionally, the CFA!

Another family is bringing us the Christmas joy in the form of thousands of fairy lights, inflatables, moving train sets, music and even some SNOW!

This leafy suburban street of classic weatherboard homes in Mitcham has brought Christmas outside and as turned on the lights for all to enjoy.

Mamma is blown away with the amount of effort - and let’s face it - the love that goes into the displays at Christmas time. The lights at number 4, Mitchell Court in Croydon North and no exception.

The best way to spread Christmas is cheer singing loud for all to hear.

We love that this street has a number of houses lit up in festive cheer this Christmas, making this a great quiet street to get out and have a closer look

The sound and light show at LMC on the grounds of Oxley College is quickly becoming a MUST DO outer east Christmas tradition.

I spy with my little eye … Paw Patrol, Spiderman, a cheeky elf and hundreds (possibly) of Christmas treasures at the end of Rawdon Court, Boronia.

Hordern Road … you are amazing! At this time of year in Mount Evelyn, this street sparkles with Christmas JOY.

When the calendar ticks over to the 1st of December and the local streets start to glow with that Christmas twinkle, it makes Mamma’s heart flutter.

Now considered an annual tradition, the Bunjil Place Christmas Market is a family friendly way to enjoy the festive season… and get some chrissy shopping done too! 

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And Melbourne’s Christmas Wonderland is kicking off the festive season with a bang - Care Bear Style!

Looking for a REAL Christmas tree this year? Open from November 23 in Wandin - Yarra Valley Christmas Tree Farm simply smells of Christmas.

It is that time again … CHRISTMAS IS COMING. It can only really one thing - time to get a tree! Ports Christmas Tree Farm opens for sales on Friday November 26, 2021.