Mount Pleasant Christmas Light Parade

Celebrate the magic of the season at the 31st Annual Mount Pleasant Christmas Light Parade, one of the Lowcountry’s most dazzling holiday traditions! The festivities kick off at 5:30 p.m. with a brilliant fireworks show that lights up the sky and sets the tone for an unforgettable evening. From there, the parade rolls out from Live Oak Drive, making its merry way down Coleman Boulevard before wrapping up at Patriots Point Road. Along the route, you’ll experience the full sparkle of the season with marching bands, a Mount Pleasant Police Motorcycle show, and hundreds of glowing floats decked out with tens of thousands of twinkling lights. And of course, no holiday parade would be complete without the big man himself, Santa Claus, arriving in style aboard a Mount Pleasant firetruck to spread cheer to all ages! Bundle up, bring your holiday spirit, and join us for an evening guaranteed to brighten your season in the most Mount Pleasant way! The latest updates about the status of this event will be posted to the Facebook Event Page. Coleman Boulevard Road Closure Schedule: Whilden St. to Pherigo St. closes at 4:00 p.m. for the lineup Whilden St. to Patriots Point Rd. closes at 5:00 p.m. Ravenel Bridge off-ramp onto Coleman Blvd. closes at 5:00 (all traffic diverted to Highway 17) Patriots Point Rd. from Coleman Blvd. to Harry Hallman Blvd. closes at 5:00 (all Patriots Point and hotel/golf course traffic will divert onto Harry Hallman) Know Before You Go - More Details About Closures, Routes, & Viewing Tips Parade Registration: Ready to join the parade? The Town of Mount Pleasant invites all interested organizations and community groups to apply. Visit the Town of Mount Pleasant website to complete your application and learn more. Attention Drone Pilots: To help ensure we have a safe event, the Town of Mount Pleasant requests that drone pilots not fly over or along the parade route. Pilots are reminded that the Federal Aviation Authority requires a Part 107 Waiver if they are going to fly at night or fly over people. You can learn more about drone operations at https://www.faa.gov/uas/. Check Out The Event Photos Below!