Robert Wright, a dedicated family man and Christmas enthusiast, has been spreading joy and wonder with his spectacular Christmas light show for over ten years. Situated on Boischatel Street in Montreal’s West Island, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, this dazzling display is a delightful experience that can be enjoyed by car or on foot.
After a two-year break, Robert has returned with a brand-new light show that has been captivating audiences throughout December. Expressing his joy at being able to bring back this beloved tradition, Robert shared, “It warms my heart to see the kids and have fun with the community once again.”
Assisting his father this year, Alex Wright echoed the sentiment, highlighting the joy of witnessing children’s excitement as they enjoy the magical display. This year’s show boasts over 10,000 synchronized lights set to popular Christmas tunes, including hits like “Dominic the Donkey” and selections from the Wicked Soundtrack.
Robert emphasized their focus on family-friendly songs, opting for tunes from popular movies and Disney classics to ensure a cheerful and engaging experience for all visitors. The light show is set to run every night from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM until Christmas, offering three hours of enchanting entertainment.
One beloved feature making a return is Santa’s mailbox, a special touch that Robert added years ago to allow children to send letters directly to Santa. The tradition continues, with Robert and his team diligently responding to the heartfelt letters they have received from kids in the neighborhood.
For more information and updates, interested individuals can visit the Facebook page “Lights on Boischatel!” to stay connected with this heartwarming holiday tradition.
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