Medford’s Winter Lights Festival Returns Tomorrow With Tree Lighting, Santa and Fireworks

MEDFORD, Ore. — Lights, music, treats, and festive fun for all ages will be op tap at Medford’s 2025 Annual Winter Lights Festival tomorrow, Saturday, December 6.

The festival kicks off the holiday season at Pear Blossom Park tomorrow. Details of this year’s Medford Annual Winter Lights include:

DetailInformation
WhenSaturday, December 6, from 5 to 7 p.m.
WherePear Blossom Park, 204 N. Bartlett St.
What’s on
(weather permitting)
Starts with an ever-popular candy cane hunt at 5:15 p.m., followed by live performances, photo ops with Santa, the tree lighting, and a fireworks show.

Join an illuminated parade led by Santa - decorate your bike, trike, scooter, wagon, or stroller with twinkling lights and holiday cheer. Participation is free, but pre-registration is requested online or by calling 541-774-2400.

Lithia & Driveway is hosting the Polar Express, featuring hot cocoa, holiday card-making, cookie decorating, and photo booth fun with Boujee Pix.
EmceeDJ Gemineye, with a special DJ battle kicking off at 5:30 p.m.
SponsorsLithia & Driveway, Harry & David, Rogue Valley DJs, Walkabout Brewing, and Travel Medford

While supplies last, attendees will receive a lighted bracelet to glow along with the festivities.

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