The Tanglewood Festival of Lights opens Friday evening at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons. The annual display is one of the larger holiday light events in the Piedmont Triad and runs through the end of the year.
Visitors drive through a route lined with light displays. The event typically includes themed sections, music, and seasonal decorations. Organizers open the lights in the evening once it is dark enough for the displays to be fully visible.
What to Know Before You Go
The festival is held at Tanglewood Park. Drivers should expect lines on opening weekend and later in the season. Most visitors recommend arriving earlier in the evening to avoid the longest waits. Tickets are usually sold online in advance.
The park is located in Clemmons, west of Winston-Salem. Parking is available on site. Organizers post current hours and any weather-related changes on the official event page.
Holiday Light Season in the Triad
The Tanglewood display is one of several light events that open across North Carolina in mid-November. Local officials say the events draw visitors from surrounding counties and support nearby businesses during the holiday period.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Tanglewood Festival of Lights open?
It opens Friday evening and continues through the holiday season.
Where is it located?
Tanglewood Park in Clemmons.
Do I need tickets?
Advance tickets are recommended, especially on opening weekend.
Conclusion
The Tanglewood Festival of Lights marks the start of the holiday light season in Forsyth County. Checking current hours and ticket availability before heading out will help visitors plan their visit.
