Barring more flooding at Camp Jordan, Christmas Nights of Lights will be open through Saturday.Christmas Nights of Lights
* What it is: This drive-through lights and music extravaganza in East Ridge is normally open rain or shine, but “rain” doesn’t mean “flood,” which low-lying Camp Jordan did during the Christmas Day deluge, making the route impassable. At press time (earlier than usual due to holiday schedules), we’re crossing our fingers that the route dries out in time for the final weekend of the attraction, which is normally open 6 to 10 nightly. Updates about conditions will be posted on the Christmas Nights of Lights Facebook page.
* Last day: Saturday, Jan. 2.
* Admission: $6 per person for vehicles with one to four passengers, $25 per vehicle for vehicles with five to nine passengers; free for children 3 and younger.
* Contact: www.christmasnightsoflights.com.
Enchanted Garden of Lights
* What it is: The trails at night are filled with lights during the holiday season at Rock City, 1400 Patten Road. Jack Frost, an ice queen and the Dancing Forest also can be found in the glittering, glowing fantasyland, along with Jerry the Toy Soldier Mime the final weekend of the attraction, which is illuminated from 6 to 9 nightly. Mountain dulcimer player Butch Ross will perform in the North Pole Lodge (Pavilion) from 6:30 to 9 nightly.
* Last day: Saturday, Jan. 2
* Admission: $22.95 adults, $12.95 children.
* Contact: 706-820-2531, www.seerockcity.com.
EPB Christmas windows
* What it is: Each holiday season, employee elves decorate the marquee windows in the EPB headquarters at 10 W. M.L. King Blvd. The windows along the Market Street side of the building have a “Chattanooga Strong” theme, in tribute to the U.S. servicemen killed here in the July 16 terrorist attack. The Broad Street windows feature “A Charlie Brown Christmas” vignettes.
* Last day: Saturday, Jan. 2.
* Admission: No charge.
* Contact: 423-648-1372.
Holidays Under the Peaks
* What it is: A series of holiday-themed programs at the Tennessee Aquarium, 1 Broad St. Highlights include the bright colors of the peacock mantis shrimp, jolly opossums, otters playing with snowmen and the chance to touch moon jellies. The aquarium is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
* Last day: Sunday, Jan. 3.
* Admission: $29.95 adults, $18.95 children 3-12 (all activities included).
* Contact: 1-800-262-0695, www.tnaqua.org.