If you’re looking for a holiday activity this week leading up to Christmas, the always festive and fun lights of Dyker Heights are on the horizon.
Dozens of homes were decorated after Thanksgiving in this Brooklyn neighborhood.
Neighbors and visitors alike are impressed when the place arrives:
Well done, Dyker Heights community. You slipped it! 🛷🦌 pic.twitter.com/MwU4Qv6ZKl
— Allyssa Kaiser 👩🏼💻 (@AllyssaKaiser) December 10, 2022
This neighborhood has become one of the best-known attractions in the city.
There you can see snowmen and snowflakes and even nutcrackers filled with light, from 83rd to 86th Streets and 11th to 13th Streets in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
