December 21 2009

Welcome to a Providence Christmas!


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The first thing you will probably notice is the name change! If you’re familiar with our display, then you will recognize our former name ‘Vaderville’. For more on the name change, please see About Providence Christmas.

Our display has grown bigger and better every year and now encompasses four neighboring homes all synchronized to unique arrangements of classic holiday tunes. This is our fourth year of running a computer controlled light show and we’ve nearly doubled the size of the show once again for 2009. This year our display will include over 70,000 lights, 60 strobe lights, a few 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 we get closer to the big day!

With 128 channels of animation, a couple hundred feet of cat5 and a couple wireless networking devices to get the signal to the house across the street – this will be fantastic!

The show is synchronized to a variety of unique holiday tunes and can be heard by tuning your car stereo to 107.3 FM.

Happy Holidays!

August 26 2008

Vital Statistics: A Christmas Light Display on Steroids

  • 3 houses
  • 80,000 lights
  • 80 channels of animation
  • FM radio transmission at 107.3fm
  • virtual snow
  • virtual Santa
  • live Santa
  • synchronized video
  • LED DMX scanners
  • 40 strobes
  • mega tree with 10,000 lights
  • unique tree lighting affects
  • 760 chocolate chip cookies
  • 93 glasses of milk
  • and oh so much more!


Listen to Providence Christmas Radio:

Showtimes, Maps & Directions

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


Show Starts Friday, November 27th and Ends at Midnight January 1, 2010!
Sun-Thurs 6pm-10pm | Fri-Sat 6pm-11pm

Tune Your Car Stereo to 107.3 FM

Click here for Google maps.



Benefiting The Hope Food Bank

We are 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 our 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.


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