Making Spirits Bright Drive-Through Holiday Lights Show
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Making Spirits Bright Drive-Through Holiday Lights Show

Drive-through holiday lights show benefiting a food bank.

About

Experience the magic of Making Spirits Bright, a dazzling drive-through holiday lights show in Sheboygan. Journey through a 1.1-mile forested route adorned with stunning light displays synchronized to festive music. This heartwarming event also serves as a vital food drive, collecting essential items for local families in need.

Our Take

Family Friendly

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Best For

Families, couples, holiday enthusiasts

Vibe

Magical, festive, community-oriented, heartwarming

Energy Level

Low (drive-through)

Budget

FREE

Photo Friendly

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Weather Sensitivity

High (may close due to extreme weather)

Special Events & Promotions

  • Food donations collected at entrance
  • Letters to Santa accepted at North Pole Post Office
  • Complimentary event guides provided
  • Monetary donations accepted

Tags

holiday light displaysfamily friendlycommunity celebrationcharity eventseasonal activitiesholiday traditionfree eventfestive decorationssynchronized lightswinter activities

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Location

3030 Calumet Drive
Sheboygan, WI

Event Details

Pricing

FREE

Duration

20-30 minutes per drive-through

Ages

All ages

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Sheboygan County Rotary Clubs

Practical Information

Parking

Free admission, donations welcome. Monetary contributions are recommended to support the event.

Pet Policy

Pet-friendly

Food & Drink

Food donations are welcomed and recommended; monetary contributions are also accepted.

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Visit on a Monday through Wednesday for the lightest traffic and a more relaxed viewing experience.
  • Tune your car radio to the specified frequency to enjoy the music synchronized with the light displays.
  • Bring non-perishable food items like cereal, peanut butter, tuna, or pasta sauce to donate at the entrance.
  • Consider a monetary donation at the end of the route to help sustain and grow this beloved community event.
  • Check the event guide for the newest features and a map of the 1.1-mile route.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the show close due to bad weather?

Yes, the show may close for the evening if temperatures or wind chills are dangerously cold for volunteers, or if snowfall is significant, to ensure the safety of attendees and volunteers.

What if I forget food items to donate?

Admission is free, so you can still enjoy the show. Monetary donations are accepted at the end of the route.

Can I walk through the show?

No, walking through the show is not permitted for safety reasons due to traffic volume. The only exception is the annual Holiday Lights Hunger Run/Walk.

What food items are most needed?

The most requested items include canned chicken or tuna, cereal or oatmeal, canned fruit and vegetables, rice and pasta, peanut butter, and hygiene products. Please ensure donated items are not expired.

How long does it take to drive through the show?

The average drive time is 20 to 30 minutes, with a speed limit of 5 mph. Weekdays (Monday-Wednesday) are typically less crowded than weekends (Friday-Saturday).

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Contributors & Updates

Last Updated: Oct 23, 2025
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The ChristmasLocal.com editorial team

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