A show that has become a traditional highlight for thousands of North Texas family holidays, Providence Christmas is gearing up for a bigger and better show than ever show.  The first thing you will probably notice is the name change. If you are familiar with the display, then you will recognize the former name ‘Vaderville’ has changed to Providence Christmas.   That is because with four years of growth and changes it now encompasses four neighboring homes.

The magnificent display will include over 70,000 lights, 60 strobe lights, a several virtual snow machines, a virtual Santa Claus, red and green flood backdrops, a 20′ ‘mega tree’, video synchronization, and a couple of very cool LED scanners and other special effects. Oh yeah, and don’t forget that Santa will make live appearances as the big day draws close!

Come by and see the show, don’t forget to bring a donation for the Aubrey Food Bank; Providence Christmas is an official drop point for the Hilltop Church Hope Food Bank in Aubrey, Texas. The Hope Food Bank provides food and clothing for those in need during times of hardship or crisis. If you enjoy the display, please consider donating non-perishable food items that will help make some local family holidays a little brighter. Donations can be placed in the red drop box near the street in front of the display.

“There is nothing more precious that the smiles our work puts on the faces of the merry – both young and old – and the benefit that is received by the HOPE Food Bank of Aubrey” said Darren and Angela Vader, founders and head elves of this joyful treat.

1430-1451 Providence Blvd.
Providence Village, Texas 76227
info@vaderville.com

Show Starts Friday, November 27th, and ends at Midnight January 1, 2009
Sunday – Thursday  6pm-10pm
Friday – Saturday  6pm-11pm

Tune your car stereo to 107.3 FM for a synchronization of the lights and show.