Fair Lights featured on Ohio Holiday Lights Trail

TIFFIN – Seneca County Family Fair Lights is one of the featured displays on the Ohio Holiday Lights Trail. The display was submitted by Destination Seneca County. Fair Lights opened Friday and continues through Dec. 23 – 6-9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 6-8 p.m. Sundays. As long as cars are in line by closing time, they will be able to drive through the experience. This year features more than 120 displays put together by local businesses, groups, organizations and community members. Residents and guests can enjoy the bright lights, holiday cheer and fun times while staying warm in their vehicles. This is the second annual Family Fair Lights at the Seneca County Fairgrounds and all of the funds raised will go to the Seneca County Junior Fair Board to help with the building a new barn. The experience is $5 per car, and additional donations are accepted. The 2023 Ohio Holiday Lights Trail is available for print or download online at Ohio, The Heart of it All's Holidays in Ohio landing page, https://ohio.org/home/seasons/holidays/ohio-holiday-lights-trail. "The holidays are about coming together to celebrate, and it's great that we get to do that in a way with destinations from all across the state coming together for the trail to celebrate the holidays," said Lydia Mihalik, director of the Ohio Department of Development, which oversees TourismOhio. "We have destinations that have been on the trail since it started, and others are featured for the first time this year. It's a wonderful tradition to be a part of." With 70 stops along the self-guided trail – including the Seneca County Fairgrounds – the season's Holiday Lights Trail is the largest yet. "There is so much to see and do in Ohio during the holidays, and the light displays across the state make the Christmas season even more magical," said Gov. Mike DeWine. "The Ohio Holiday Lights Trail is truly unique, and the stops are great destinations to spend time with family and experience the heart of Ohio's communities."