The 76th Annual Festival of Lights kicked off December 13, 2025, Tucson, Ariz., and runs nightly through December 27.
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- Kelly Presnell
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Visitors take a stroll at Winterhaven’s 76th Annual Festival of Lights, a Tucson tradition that runs through Dec. 27. Admission is free but a …
- Kelly Presnell
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Logan Wilcox hops and dances under lights projected from a Winterhaven home. Go to https://winterhavenfestival.org/ for more information.
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Passengers wait to enter the westbound streetcar at Main Gate Square.
- Johanna Eubank
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This is just a small sample of the many decorated houses in the Winterhaven neighborhood. There are no drive-through nights this year, but the…
- Johanna Eubank
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Tucsonans have been checking out the lights of Winterhaven for many years now. The festival runs from 6-10 p.m. daily, Dec. 9-25. There are no…
- #ThisIsTucson staff
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¿Qué hay en Tucsón este fin de semana? La Feria de la Cuarta Avenida, las casas decoradas en Winterhaven, Noches festivas en Tohono Chul, proyección gratuita de "Elf", visitas con Santa y más en Tucsón, Marana y Oro Valley áreas.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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There's pop shows of all shades, a play that takes us back to Pemberley estate and the wartime musical "All is Calm" heading to Tucson stages this holiday season.
- Jesse Tellez
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The Winterhaven Festival of Lights is welcoming the public once again to the famous Tucson neighborhood for the 72nd annual colorful holiday c…
- Kathleen Bethel Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "People may come for the first time by accident, noticing the tree draped with colorful wishes only as they are passing by. Or they came deliberately because they knew it was a place where they could spy over a shoulder to discover what “Santa” should bring," writes Tucsonan Kathleen Bethel, who cares for the Wishing Tree in Winterhaven.