Duluth Superior, MN, September 26, 2026 — Preparations for the annual Bentleyville holiday light display have officially begun at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth-Superior. This marks the commencement of setup for the attraction’s upcoming 23rd season.

The iconic light display, a popular seasonal event, is currently undergoing its initial setup phases at the Bayfront Festival Park location. Workers and organizers are on-site, beginning the extensive process of assembling the displays and infrastructure that will transform the park into a festive winter wonderland.

The opening date for the 23rd season of Bentleyville has been set for November 21st. This date signifies the official start of the holiday event, which typically runs through the end of December, drawing significant crowds from the Duluth-Superior area and beyond.

While specific details regarding new installations or themes for this year’s display were not provided in the initial summary, the commencement of setup indicates that planning and logistical arrangements have reached a crucial stage. The event has become a long-standing tradition, with its preparation cycle beginning well in advance of the November opening.

The exact nature of the work being done at the park includes the installation of various light structures, the arrangement of pathways, and the preparation of areas for visitor access. The scale of Bentleyville requires a considerable lead time for setup to ensure all elements are in place and operational by the scheduled opening date. Further details regarding event hours and specific attractions are expected as the November 21st opening approaches.

Bentleyville’s 23rd season is poised to continue its tradition of providing a holiday light experience for the community. The Bayfront Festival Park is anticipated to be fully decorated and ready to welcome visitors starting on November 21st.


Story summarized from the original created by Mary Skorich on www.wdio.com, see more information here.

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