PENDLETON — Falls Park Hometown Christmas, a walk- or drive-through light display in the park, has offered holiday cheer to visitors for the past several weeks — and it’s not done yet.

The lights will be on from dusk to dawn through Jan. 2.

And a highlight of holiday park activities includes the display of luminaries that will take place on Friday, Christmas Eve. Luminaries will lighted for about six hours starting at dusk.

Park activities are made possible by Friends of Falls Park, Pendleton Parks Department and other organizations, businesses and individuals, including:

Corner of Water Street and Pendleton Avenue — Pendleton Garden Club, Barger family, Friends of Falls Park

Lending Library Tree — Friends of the Library

Small shelter — Solis Insurance

Large shelter — Hudson family

Donald Parker tree (white pine south of big shelter) — Parker family

Fountain area — Adam Custer Insurance

Gazebo — Historic Fall Creek-Pendleton Settlement

Small evergreen near gazebo – Sandi Butler

Duck barn — Smith Family Farm

Military memorial — AMVETS Post 26 and American Legion Post 117

Bridge over the falls — Pendleton Parks Department

Large snowman — RE/MAX Legacy

Pendleton Historical Museum — museum board members

Northeast corner of pond — Sandi Butler and Jo Scott

Community Building — Pendleton Lions Club

Kiwanis shelter — Pendleton Kiwanas Club

Old concession stand — Hoppes family

Dog park — The Real Estate Pros

Huntsville Road iron bridge — Pendleton electric and parks departments, Friends of Falls Park

Railings in park — Pendleton Parks Department, Friends of Falls Park

Saturday night cocoa in the park — Friends of Falls Park, Pendleton Garden Club, Scout Troop 262, Pendleton Historical Museum, Scout Troop 232, Fall Creek Christian Church (food pantry)