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Land of Lights
- Recurring daily
- Dates: November 28, 2024 to December 25, 2024
- Times: 5pm - 9pm
- Admission: Free; Cash Donations Accepted
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Franklin County Parks & Recreation
Location: Franklin County Recreation Park
2150 Sontag Road
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Phone: (540) 483-9293
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Land of Lights is a drive thru light experience at the Franklin County Recreation Park, 2150 Sontag Road, Rocky Mount, Virginia. Drive the half mile loop and enjoy the Christmas lights with your whole family!
Thanksgiving Day - Christmas Day, 2024 - 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm - FREE / Donations Accepted
Thanks to the Land of Lights Frosty Level Sponsor, Angie McGhee - MKB Realtors – Franklin County, and the Franklin County Home Team for your continued support!
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Land of Lights
- 2150 Sontag Road
- Rocky Mount, VA 24151
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- Franklin County Recreation Park
- Free; Cash Donations Accepted
- Recurring daily
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