​​2025 was another great year for lighting up our neighborhood with holiday spirit! Thanks to all who made it so successful!

Winners this year were: 

First Place: 1129 Chapel Hill
Second Place:  5841 Suffolk
Third Place:  6018 Piping Rock

How it Works (2025):

Decorating:
If you are decorating your house for the contest, have your lights and decorations up by the end of the day, December 7th.  To be neighbor-friendly, musical and sound displays are discouraged to allow for silent nights and the twinkling peacefulness of these early, dark winter nights. :)

Judging:
Between December 8 and 11th, our wonderful team of judges will drive around the neighborhood during the evenings and nominate six different homes for GTNA voting. 

NOTE: To recognize the many excellent displays in the neighborhood, houses that won in 2022, 2023, and 2024 are not eligible to win in 2025.

Voting:
From December 12 through 15th, neighbors (that's you!) vote  for their favorite light display via a Google survey form that GTNA will post here on the website and on our Facebook page. Only one entry (vote) per email will be accepted.

"Winning:"

Winners will be announced after 8 p.m. on December 19thon the GTNA Facebook page  and published in the following “Stump” edition. The neighborhood looks forward to seeing your amazing house display!

The top three winners will receive gift cards of $50, $35, and $25 respectively, and a few weeks’ worth of traveling plug-in awards to proudly display on your lawn through the holiday season.

Greentree's Annual Holiday Lights Contest

Let's Get YOU Involved in the Neighborhood Holiday Lighting Contest! The Greentree Neighborhood Association offers "bragging rights" to the first-, second-, and third-place homes with the most festive holiday lighting decorations. \
 
Gift cards and membership certificates are part of the winnings, and winners from the previous year serve as the judges. Voting for nominated houses happens in December with a shared survey! More information about this yearly event appears in the in the fall "Stump" newsletter.