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Charm City Lights: Baltimore unveils 250,000-light display at Druid Hill Park

The holiday event opens Nov. 28 with dining igloos, silent discos, and a 50-foot tree.

By Julian Schulz ·

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The holiday season returns to Baltimore with a massive light display at Druid Hill Park. Organizers are bringing back Charm City Lights with an expanded set of attractions and amenities for local families and visitors.

The event runs from Nov. 28 through Dec. 27. The park will feature more than 250,000 lights and animated displays. A 50-foot Christmas tree stands as the centerpiece of the winter installation.

New additions for this year include dining igloos where guests can eat and relax. Seasonal winter drinks are available throughout the site to keep visitors warm while they walk the grounds.

Entertainment extends beyond static displays. The schedule includes silent disco experiences and themed nights each week. These activities provide interactive entertainment options for attendees of all ages.

Charm City Lights is open Thursday through Sunday. The event serves as a destination for family outings, date nights, and group gatherings in one of the city's most recognizable parks.

Further details and ticket information are available at bit.ly/cc_lights.

Organizers described the return as a way to brighten the park for the holiday period. The focus is on providing a communal space for seasonal celebration in Baltimore.

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