‘Tis the season for the holiday light shows. While most of the Golden State won’t transform into a snowy winter wonderland, Californians can still get into the holiday spirit by seeing shows that will illuminate the night sky.

We compiled a list of some holiday light displays happening across California. Spectators can find more details about the displays on their websites.

Illuminate SF Festival of Light (San Francisco)

Returning for its 10^th year, the annual holiday light show in San Francisco will feature 60 light installments from over 40 artists. The festival will be available until Jan. 30, 2023.

Redding Garden of Lights (Redding)

Redding’s Turtle Bay Exposition Park will be transformed into a nature-inspired holiday light display. The walkthrough area is 10 acres in size.

Tickets can be purchased on its website, starting at $15. The holiday overlay will be available until Jan 8, 2023.

Holidays at the Filoli (Woodside)

According to Visit California, the country estate is transformed into the epicenter of holiday cheer, with 20 miles worth of lights. Tickets can be purchased on the website, starting at $28, until Jan. 8, 2023.

Festival of Lights at the Mission Inn (Inland Empire)

The inn is decorated with 4.5 million twinkly lights and accompanied by about 400 animated figures to celebrate the annual festival, Time Out reported.

This year, the event starts on Thanksgiving and concludes on Jan. 6, 2023.

Los Angeles Zoo Lights (Los Angeles)

The zoo features holiday lights inspired by the animals that live there. This year, they will present “L.A. Zoo Lights: Animals Aglow,” an updated version of its holiday show until Jan. 22, 2023.

Tickets can be purchased on its website, starting at $32. Zoo members can receive discounted admission.

LightScape (San Diego)

San Diego’s Botanic Gardens will come to life at night with lights illuminating the 37-acre area.

Tickets can be purchased online until Jan. 1, 2023.

Sleepy Hollow Christmas Lights Extravaganza (Torrance)

For holiday fans that want to see as many Christmas lights as possible, the city of Torrance’s Seaside neighborhood is the place to be, Time Out reports.

Houses in the neighborhood go all out with holiday lights and decorations. The light displays are free to view, so families can cruise along the residential streets or walk to see the displays until New Year’s Eve.

Other holiday light events in California include:

• Nov. 16 – Dec. 31: Holidays at the Harbor (Dana Point)
• Nov. 22 – Dec. 30: Wild Lights at The Living Desert (Palm Desert)
• Nov. 25 – Dec. 18: Festival of Lights at Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens (Mendocino)
• Nov. 25 – Dec. 24: Holiday Plaza (San Luis Obispo)
• Nov. 25 – Dec. 30: Holiday Road (Santa Monica Mountains)  
• Nov. 25 – Dec. 26: Santa Cruz Holiday Lights Train and Chanukah Train ( Santa Cruz)
• Nov. 27 – Dec. 30: Holidays by the Bay (San Diego)
• Dec. 3: Annual Lighted Boat Parade (Stockton)
• Dec. 10: Marina Del Ray Boat Parade (Marina Del Ray)

More holiday events can be found on the Visit California website or your city’s webpage.