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People can submit photos of their decorated homes to an interactive map

You can share your holiday decorations with others thanks to the Comox Valley Holiday Light Tour interactive map.

This is the second year in a row that the map is available to the public.

People can take a photo of their decorations and submit it through their mobile or desktop device.

People can use the map to look at other people’s decorations, or plan a festive drive.

The map will be updated throughout this month as more submissions are received.

To find where you can submit your photos, visit the City of Courtenay’s website.

 

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