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Best Christmas lights in Clarksville: Here’s your map for a tour of holiday displays

Best Christmas lights in Clarksville: Here’s your map for a tour of holiday displays

The Hammons house Christmas light display in 2022. Photo: Clarksville Now/Contributed


CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – It’s a great weekend to drive around town enjoying the best Christmas lights, and we have a map for that!

Each year, Clarksville Now presents Christmas in Clarksville, an interactive map showing addresses and photos of the best light displays around town, along with notes on tuning in when there’s music to go with them.

This year’s map leads to about 40 homes full of the Christmas spirit. We hope you enjoy the lights, and merry Christmas!

A Christmas light display in Springhaven in 2022. (Contributed)

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: Our Christmas in Clarksville interactive map!

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