We love living in Lehi and we found some fun Halloween Light Displays right in the heart of the town. We made a night of it by driving around our little town (okay, it’s not so little anymore) and enjoying these light shows. So plan a family night and drive around Lehi.
Lehi House: 250 E 700 S
Our first stop is always 250 E 700 S. This house has been putting on a great Halloween display for years. When you drive over you will see all sorts of different items. There are lights shining on the walls, skeletons pushing lawn mowers, headless horsemen on the fence, and much more. We drove by and then we turned around and drove by again so we could check everything out. There is also a scavenger hunt, so make sure to look for the hidden snakes! This light display doesn’t have a special name, but we had fun seeing all the decorations. This house always has great Christmas lights, too.
Butterfield Family Lights: 1039 W 1630 S
The Butterfield Family lights has a wonderful show. This light show always has fun songs and great lights. They have some new faces on the top of their roof that look like they are singing to the songs. The Butterfield home is in a cul-de-sac, so please be considerate of where you park so everyone can see the show. Tune to 87.9 FM.
Downey Family Lights: 2489 W 700 S
The Downey Family Halloween Lights show is always a lot of fun. This light show has some trees and tombstones that are changing colors and patterns while the Halloween music is rolling. There is also a screen showing short clips or videos. We have been to visit this show for Christmas every year. This street is a little busy so people are constantly driving by, but we enjoyed watching this Halloween light show.
Halloween House: 1223 Constitution Drive
New house in 2023. This house has some spooky decorations, but we love the fun songs that they use for their lights. There are singing faces with the music, as well as changing lights. It is a fun new addition to the Lehi Drive. We liked the spooky faces popping out from behind the tombstones, and the dancing light skeleton on the garage. We didn’t catch a name for this house, so if you know the name, send us an email: info@utahsadventurefamily.com. Tune to 88.5 FM for the music.
Howlett Family Lights: 1031 W 300 N
These Halloween Lights have such fun songs. We love the remix of the old classics to help change up the music. The Howlett family has done an amazing job with their lights. They are well-timed and have lots of great colors and movement. We also like the screen projection on the garage. This is a really fun show!
Baird Manor: 348 W 1560 N
If you are in Lehi, make sure to drive the extra few miles up to the Baird Manor Halloween Light Display. The entire house is one big screen for an amazing show. The show lasts about 5 minutes. We love this house! They also do a little spook alley on the weekends. You can find out more info on their Facebook page.
On the Bright Side: 366 W 2800 N
This is a newer light display here in Lehi. The songs are fun, and the lights are timed to the music, but it is definitely a smaller display. Our boys really liked the jack-o-lanterns in this display. We loved the new singing skeleton (2023). This home is just a few minutes from the Baird House, so it’s a great one to add to the Lehi drive.
Make sure to watch for all the other fun Halloween houses along the way. We love that so many people love to decorate for Halloween here in Lehi.
Are these still up and running in 2020?
We have been waiting to see if these light shows will be up and running. The only one that is up as of today is 250 E 700 S. Downey Family Lights will be up soon–like by the end of this weekend (October 11). The others will most likely not be up this year.
Lehi On The Bright Side is up and running. We do a lights to music show that you can listen to in the safety of your car. We are at 366 W 2800 N, Lehi. See pictures on facebook @LEHIOTBS or https://facebook.com/LEHIOTBS.
We have visited your show this year and thought it was fun. One concern that we had was that we had to sit right in front of your house in order to hear it, so it is hard to encourage lots of people to attend when it would be hard to watch across the cul-de-sac. But we will be adding your info to this list soon.