Dyker Heights is a good half-hour drive from downtown Manhattan, and about an hour away on the subway. ... This home's glowing sign reads "Buon Natale" — "Merry Christmas" in Italian.

The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights attract around 300,000 people each year but as reported by The New York Post, the community is split over this year’s festivities in light of the pandemic.

The Brooklyn neighborhood of Dyker Heights is a quiet, friendly area — until the holidays start, when thousands pour in to see the famed Christmas displays. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Dyker Heights (unless you’re looking for parking). Every winter, the southern Brooklyn neighborhood takes a cue from the North Pole, and becomes a winter ...

Dyker Heights is once again the epicenter of electrifying Christmas magic — enough to knock your stockings off! Every holiday season, just after Thanksgiving, the Brooklyn neighborhood — which ...

This year, one Dyker Heights family decorated their home in green — the official color of muscular dystrophy awareness — in honor of 17-year-old Michael Capolongo, and to raise awareness for Michael’s ...

The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights draw more than 100,000 visitors each year — some say even more. Photo by Gabriele Holtermann The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights tradition began in the 1980s and has ...

The Dyker Heights holiday lights have been a Brooklyn staple since the 1980s when Lucy Spata moved into the neighborhood. She started the tradition that today spans multiple blocks and draws ...

Joe Scanio, whose family has lived in Dyker Heights since the 1930s, is passionate about the quiet southwestern Brooklyn neighborhood, no matter what the season. But for Scanio and his family &#821… ...

DYKER HEIGHTS — The Dyker Heights Lights are, once again, bringing joy to the world. Santa and his elves along with costumed creatures and toy soldiers welcomed Christmas visitors.

After Lucy Spata moved to the Dyker Heights neighborhood in the fall of 1986, she was shocked when December rolled around. “It was quiet. Not even a [decorative] light on the block,” Spata ...