ERDAJT

Ba humbug! First the New York Times, now Jimmy Fallon? The ERDAJT Christmas Light Display just can't catch a break.

Holiday Spirit or Holiday Headache? The ERDAJT Christmas Light Display and the traffic it brings to the quiet Lagrangeville neighborhood was a topic of discussion in a recent New York Times article.

A Hudson Valley family's record-setting light display is expected to be upstaged by an entire forest of burning trees.

The ERDAJT display has 2,160 items outside controlled by a computer, with 108 light controllers driving 718,000 lights that will begin shining for the season on November 24th.

The popular Hudson Valley holiday light display known as ERDAJT will hold a fundraiser to benefit ALS research on Tuesday, December 17th.

The Hudson Valley is home to one of the most impressive Christmas Light displays in the country.

You may have seen it in person, but nothing compares to the view from high above the world-record setting light display in LaGrangeville.

The ERDAJT Holiday Light Display received the Guinness World Record for largest residential light display last year. This year, the tradition turns 20.

If you live in the Hudson Valley odd's are you've heard of the spectacular light display that draws thousands of visitors every year to the small town of Union Vale. The ERDAJT Christmas light display operated by the Gay family has over 600-thousand lights, has earned multiple Guinness World Records and gives back to the community...