Neighborhood Christmas Lights 2021

Christmas lights on Fordyce Street, 2021.

Neighborhood Christmas Lights 2021

Brightly lit houses.
19 Photos + 3 Videos.
Skeleton Santa (yes, it’s true).
Fordyce Street extravaganza.
Downtown Ashland December cheer.

Let’s start with an explosion of color on Fordyce Street!

Fordyce Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Skiing Santa, Snoopy and Charlie Brown welcome visitors to this Fordyce Street light show. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Enjoy this 13 second Fordyce Street Christmas lights video, taken on a windy evening. (by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Fordyce Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Brilliant colored trees highlight the extravagant Christmas light show at this Fordyce Street house. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Fordyce Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Here’s another overview of the Fordyce Street house, from a different angle. Look how high in the trees those white lights go! (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Fordyce Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Detail photo of Fordyce Street Christmas lights, with flag and unicorn. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Christmas lights 2021.
This brightly lit house on Fordyce Street is my favorite so far in 2021. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Fordyce Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Another Christmas light display on Fordyce Street that is simpler, but still colorful. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)

Christmas cheer on B Street

Ashland homes with Christmas lights in 2021
This “icicle house” on B Street is charming. See it in motion with video below. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Enjoy this six second “icicle house” video. (by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Ashland homes with Christmas lights in 2021
Several houses on this block of B Street are brightly lit. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)

Skeleton Santa on East Main Street

East Main Street Christmas lights, 2021.
Here’s the “skeleton Santa” (and Mrs. Claus, I assume). As you can see, they are being led down East Main Street by Rudolph. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)

“Downtown, where all the lights are bright…”

Ashland Springs Hotel with holiday lights, 2021.
The Ashland Springs Hotel is lit beautifully again this year. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Street Scene sculpture after holiday lights were lit.
I love the Street Scene sculpture on East Main Street. Here is a unique view of it, after the downtown holiday lights were lit. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Ashland holiday lights 11/18/2021, after all were lit.
Looking down East Main Street from the Plaza, soon after the million lights were turned on November 18, 2021. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Chamber of Commerce holiday lights, 2021.
Thanks to the Ashland Chamber of Commerce for coordinating our downtown holiday lights — plus the 4th of July parade, Halloween children’s parade and much more! (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)

Southern Oregon University lights, 2019 and 2021

Holiday lights in Ashland, Plunkett Center at SOU.
In 2019, the Plunkett Center at SOU was brightly lit for Christmas with red lights. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2019)
Holiday lights in Ashland, Plunkett Center at SOU, 2021.
In 2021, the Plunkett Center at SOU is brightly lit with white lights for Christmas. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Holiday lights in Ashland, Plunkett Center at SOU.
Plunkett Center at SOU is brightly lit, with white lights in 2021. It’s hard to miss, at the corner of Siskiyou Boulevard and Mountain Avenue. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)

Iowa Street, Beach Street, S. Mountain Ave

Ashland homes with Christmas lights in 2021
Colorful house on Iowa Street, near Ashland High School. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Enjoy this five second Iowa Street Christmas lights video. (by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Ashland homes with Christmas lights in 2021
An ecumenical house of lights on Beach Street. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2021)
Tall tree wrapped with white lights.
I love this tall tree wrapped with Christmas lights, but I am glad I didn’t have to climb it to do the wrapping. This year, you can find three wrapped tall trees at the corner of South Mountain Avenue and Ivy Lane. (photo by Peter Finkle, 2019)
19 Comments
  • Mark McWilliams
    Posted at 16:27h, 12 January Reply

    Nicely done Peter. That’s part of the beauty of photos, the season may have passed but your lovely photos remain. Thx for sharing.

  • Gregg L Torrey
    Posted at 09:59h, 26 December Reply

    When and why did they change the SOU house to Plunkett center ?

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 20:58h, 27 December Reply

      Gregg, I don’t know yet. I will try to find out. Peter

  • Andrea Good
    Posted at 12:07h, 25 December Reply

    Thank you sharing! Merry Christmas!

  • Jennifer Adrian-Thiroux
    Posted at 08:30h, 25 December Reply

    Peter, thank you so much for your beautiful photography and for bringing Ashland to us as we visit family in Los Angeles. We’re going to explore all the streets to find these houses when we get back in town. Thanks for the holiday cheer!

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:45h, 26 December Reply

      I’m so glad you enjoyed the photos, Jennifer.

  • John Barton
    Posted at 08:12h, 25 December Reply

    Many thanks!
    The nighttime photo of the “Street Scene” is breathtaking!

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:44h, 26 December Reply

      John,
      Thanks for the kind words. I was very glad when I spotted that view of the sculpture. It gave me a new way to see it.
      Peter

  • Melissa Grudin
    Posted at 06:52h, 25 December Reply

    Beautiful! Time for an evening drive!

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:43h, 26 December Reply

      I love that response. There are many beautiful and quirky sights to see right here in our home town.
      Peter

  • EDEN C MCCARTHY
    Posted at 21:45h, 24 December Reply

    Thanks for the photo tour! I wasn’t able to get the videos to play unfortunately…Enjoy the holidays!

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:43h, 26 December Reply

      You are welcome, Eden. I don’t know why the videos would not play for your.
      Peter

  • Susan Zane
    Posted at 21:04h, 24 December Reply

    Great mix of lighting designs! Sorry you missed me and some of my neighbors on Tolman Creek Road.. I have a mix of vintage and new holiday lights and figurals (I.e. angels, gingerbread guy, polar bear,, frowning penguin, Santa’s, snowmen)..

  • RoseAnn Martin
    Posted at 10:23h, 24 December Reply

    Fabulous, per usual! You take us on the mist superb places, Peter♥️

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:42h, 26 December Reply

      So glad you loved the photos, RoseAnn! I appreciate the kind words.
      Peter

  • Celeste Weeks
    Posted at 18:51h, 23 December Reply

    Unusual, fascinating and especially bright and beautiful Ashland wearing her best for the Christmas Season! Bravo for the pictures Peter!

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:41h, 26 December Reply

      Celeste,
      I am glad you found some that were unusual and fascinating. I try to see “the ordinary” in fresh ways as I take photos around town.
      Peter

  • Billie Cotton
    Posted at 18:32h, 23 December Reply

    Thanks for sharing these pics of my beautiful hometown.

    • Peter Finkle
      Posted at 11:40h, 26 December Reply

      I’m glad you enjoyed them, Billie.

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