The holiday season has arrived in full force and amid the ongoing global pandemic, Vancouver Islanders have been seemingly more eager than ever to piece together bigger and brighter Christmas displays this season.
As a way to share some of the picturesque displays from around Vancouver Island and spread the holiday cheer, we’ve reached out to our CHEK viewer community and rounded up a collection of holiday-themed photos!
Introducing the 2020 CHEK Light Up collection.
In a year where residents are limiting their non-essential travel and not visiting different locations to take in the dazzling lights, let us bring the illumination to you virtually.
CHEK will be looking to feature photographs of light displays on a routine basis on both our website and our broadcast. The photographs below have been submitted to CHEK News by viewers.
View previously featured displays:
November 24 // November 25 // November 26 // November 27 // November 28 // November 29 // November 30 // December 1 // December 2 // December 3 // December 4 // December 5
Want your photo to be featured?
Simply e-mail [email protected] with your name and location for a chance to be featured in the future.
Cathy Little – View Royal
We’re kicking off this edition of CHEK Light Up, not with cats — Caturday was yesterday — but with this display by the Little family in View Royal.
Edward Kardera
A very cozy and relaxing-looking indoor Christmas display.
Bridget Hill
A small and simple, but elegant and beautiful setup by Bridget Hill.
Darcy Alan & Ayres Wyllie
Santa is really going to enjoy looking at the mantle in this home.
Cindy Gordon
When you have kittens, as Cindy apparently does, you sometimes have to protect your Christmas tree from becoming one big giant toy. The kittens are going to have to work extra hard to get at those ornaments.
Kathy Gauthier
This quilted Christmas wall hanging by Kathy Gauthier contains over 1,000 silver stars that were sewn by hand. They are a little hard to see but trust us, they’re there.
Judy & Dennis Sauer
How many snowmen can you find?
Cindy Hamilton
There aren’t any presents, except for the ones with lights, under this tree, but we’re certain Santa will change that.
Joanne Myers
If you look closely, there is a tree above that cat.
Kevin & Amanda Morris – Langford
The reason Santa will be late delivering gifts is that he will likely be at this house playing the guitar in front of the tree.
Counting down the days!
Only 19 days until Christmas.
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