Don’t miss your opportunity to enjoy the 2023 North Catasauqua small Town USA holiday lights self-tour.

Come see the Christmas lights and displays around the borough. The tour showcases displays from residents, as well as the borough holiday displays. More than 150 snowflakes on the street poles will help guide the way through the night.

The winning displays include:

• First-place large residence - 1152 Eighth St.

• First-place small residence - 1007 Third St.

• Second place - 1137 Second St.

• Third place - 1029 Third St.

• Judge’s honorable mention - 1078 Seventh St.

Each winner will receive a holiday gift basket.

The self-tour route is listed below.

• Start at North Catasauqua Borough Hall, 1066 Fourth St.

• Right turn onto Chapel Street

• Right turn onto Third Street

• Left turn onto Eugene Street

• Left turn onto Second Street

• Left turn onto Chapel Street

• Left turn onto Howertown Road

• Right turn onto Chapel Street

• Right turn onto American Street

• Right turn onto Locust Street

• Right turn onto Howertown Road

• Left turn onto Grove Street

• Slight left turn onto Arch Street, to the left of the war memorial

• Left turn onto Seventh Street

• Right turn onto Chapel Street

• Right turn onto Sixth Street

• Left turn onto Buttonwood Street

• Right turn onto Fourth Street

• Right turn onto Cypress Street

• Right turn onto Fifth Street

• Left turn onto Buttonwood Street

• Slight right turn onto Grove Street, driving past North Catasauqua William J. Albert Memorial Park

• Left onto Howertown Road

• Right onto Hunter Street

• Right onto Berks Street

• Left onto Breinigs Lane

• Right onto Howertown Road

• Left onto Palomino Drive

• Left onto Culver Street

• Left onto Willow Drive

• Right onto Howertown Road

• Right onto Wyandotte Street

• Left onto Seventh Street

• Right onto Green Street

• Right onto Lincoln Street

• Left onto Wyandotte Street

• Left onto Main Street

• Left onto Green Street

• Right onto Washington Street

• Right onto Grove Street

• Left onto Fourth Street to end back at borough hall