Permanent Holiday Lights in Albuquerque
Install once, then switch from Christmas red and green to Balloon Fiesta rainbows, Lobos cherry and silver or luminaria-season amber with a tap.
Stop Hanging Lights. Start Scheduling Them.
Traditional holiday lights mean a weekend on the ladder in November and another one in January. Permanent lighting replaces all of that with a low-profile track that stays up year-round and disappears against your fascia or stucco by day.
Because every node can be any color, the same lights handle every occasion on the calendar. Load your favorite scenes once and the app runs them on schedule, from New Year's Eve to Christmas Eve, with warm white on every night in between.
Holiday Lighting Ideas for the Whole Year
- December
Christmas
Classic warm white, candy-cane stripes or a full rainbow roofline, switched on from your phone, with no ladders and no takedown in January.
- December–January
New Year's Eve
Champagne gold and silver sparkle that builds toward midnight, then settles into a calm glow for the first night of the year.
- January 6 Statehood Day + year-round
New Mexico Pride
The red and gold of the New Mexico flag along your roofline, for Statehood Day or whenever you feel proud to call this place home.
- February
Valentine's Day
Soft pinks, deep reds and rose gold that warm up a cold February evening, with no ladder required.
- March
St. Patrick's Day
Shamrock green and pot-of-gold accents that show up for March 17 with a single tap.
- March–April
Easter
Gentle pastels and a soft spring white for Holy Week and Easter morning gatherings.
- May
Cinco de Mayo
Bright fiesta colors for May evenings on the patio, with no papel picado to blow away in the spring wind.
- July
Fourth of July
Red, white and blue rooflines and firework-style bursts for Independence Day, with no ladder in the July heat.
- Fall & Winter
Game Day
Cherry and silver for the Lobos, your favorite pro team's colors on Sunday, all from your phone.
- October
Halloween
Pumpkin orange, witchy purple and slime green that switch on at dusk, then return to warm white on November 1.
- October
Balloon Fiesta
Rainbow and sunrise colors that light your home before dawn, just like the balloons filling the October sky.
- November
Thanksgiving
Harvest gold, rust and warm amber that make your home glow when family pulls into the driveway.
- October–November
Diwali
Warm gold, saffron and marigold that fill your home with light for the festival of lights.
- December
Luminarias & Farolitos
A warm, candlelike amber glow along your parapet that honors the Christmas Eve tradition, and complements the real thing.
Ready for Every Holiday at the Tap of a Button?
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