Holiday cheer comes to a couple Davenport parks.  It's officially time to get into the holiday spirit.  Some years it comes easier than others but as Buddy the Elf would say, "The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear."

The second best way is to immerse yourself in everything Christmas!  The lights, the sounds, the music all comes together for you in a couple locations in Davenport.

Back again for 2021, the Fejervary Holiday Lights, a show of multi-colored lights coordinated to music.  The show will kick off Saturday, November 27 and will run every night through Sunday, January 2, 2022 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. every night at the Fejervary Learning Center.

The light shows last approximately 15 minutes with a show starting every 30 minutes. Join the fun from the warmth of your car as this event is a park and watch event. You can tune into 107.5 on your car radio for the full stereo experience.

At Vander Veer Botanical Park white lights illuminate walkways throughout the park, the rose garden, and the Grand Allée. In the Conservatory, the annual Poinsettia Show, a holiday spectacular featuring countless poinsettias and a multitude of lights as well as Gingerbread Village holiday display, will open to the public on Saturday, November 27 and will run through Sunday, January 9.

The Conservatory is open Tuesday-Friday and Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. and Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (extended Saturday hours end December 18). The Conservatory is closed on Mondays. By the way there is no admission fee for the Conservatory.

Winter is Coming...Here's What to Keep in Your Car to Keep you Safe

The Illinois State Police recently put out a post on social media reminding us that Winter is not too far away.

"PREPARE YOUR VEHICLE NOW FOR INCLEMENT AND WINTER WEATHER!
Extreme weather can have a devastating impact on driving conditions, especially when ice and snow are involved. Freezing rain, icy roads and white-out snow conditions can result in road hazards for drivers of all ages."

Here are their tips on keeping you & your family safe this season.

The Worst Things You Can Eat or Drink Before Flying This Holiday

The holidays always brings their own set of challenges, but there’s no denying that traveling for the holiday makes things especially tricky. If you’re flying to go see family or friends, here are some things you definitely should NOT eat or drink right before hopping on a plane along with a couple ideas of good food for you to eat before a flight.

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