PHOTOS: Wet lights at Olde Mistick Village
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Raindrops on a car window cause part of the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Olde Mistick Village to take on a stained-glass appearance Thursday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Mystic. The display is the largest holiday lights display in southern New England and is free to the public. The exhibit, which includes over a half-million lights, will run from through the end of January. | Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
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