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Winterhaven Festival of Lights in Tucson DEC. 13 to DEC. 27 The Winterhaven Festival of Lights is back for its 77th year, ushering in the holiday season. Since the festival’s debut in 1949, it has gone on to be one of Tucson’s many winter holiday traditions. Come stroll through the streets of Tucson from 6 to 10 p.m. to see houses decked out in brilliant winter holiday light displays. There’s room for all to celebrate holiday joy, between Hanukkah Menorahs, Santa on the rooftop, or any other winter holiday display. For those looking for more than a walk, the festival offers pedal-powered bikes, trolleys and hayrides. The event also asks attendees to support the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, by bringing either money or food donations. Contributions help make the winter season a holly-jolly time for families in Arizona.The festival is sponsored by Tucson Electric Power and Cox Communications. 3200 N.

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