2024 Geek Lights on the Corner returns to Niceville on Dec. 2

NICEVILLE, Fla. — The 2024 season of Geek Lights on the Corner is set to dazzle spectators in Bluewater Bay, marking the 17th year of the popular Christmas lights and music show.

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Located at the corner of Bluewater Boulevard and Antiqua Way, Geek Lights on the Corner consists of thousands of Christmas lights and other themed display elements, all synchronized to music and stories. The free public shows, hosted by Jeff Werner and his wife, Wendy, begin Dec. 2 and run nightly through Jan. 6, 2025.

Smiling Christmas ornament-shaped light displays in a variety of colors, accompanied by a "Merry Christmas" sign at Geek Lights on the Corner. — Smiling Christmas ornaments bring joy and holiday cheer to the Geek Lights on the Corner in Bluewater Bay. (Contributed)

Vibrant Christmas light display with a giant animated LED tree, holiday figurines, and candy cane decorations at Geek Lights on the Corner in Bluewater Bay. — A festive light display at the Geek Lights on the Corner in Bluewater Bay. (Contributed)

Life-sized nativity scene illuminated by Christmas lights, featuring Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, shepherds, and the Wise Men at Geek Lights on the Corner. — The nativity scene at Geek Lights on the Corner celebrates the true meaning of Christmas with vibrant holiday lighting. (Contributed)

Shows start every 30 minutes from 6 p.m., with the final show at 9:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10:30 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday evenings.

This season, the show will support Sharing and Caring of Niceville, an all-volunteer nonprofit serving families in need since 1989.

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Donations for Sharing and Caring can be made at the show’s viewing area, including cash contributions, electronic donations via QR code, and non-perishable food items.

“We are so grateful to be chosen as the 2024 designated charity for Geek Lights on the Corner,” said Mari Plante, president of Sharing and Caring.

“The generosity of the Geek Lights fans will make a big difference for families choosing between paying the rent and buying groceries.”