Continue west to the intersection with K-96 Highway at Langher Park there is the bigger than life Nativity Scene. Today, although the Martins no longer own it, the Village is a holiday treat and one of the premiere private light displays in Kansas. Quiet meditation about the true nature of the season is right there too in the little church featuring a beautiful nativity scene and in the stable with animals ready for petting. There is a nominal fee for admission and thc Village lights up at the same time as the Trail of Light through Christmas Day. There is plenty of free parking in Great Bend's downtown area and shops and restaurants are open late during the holidays.
Admission is free to all city displays, but donations are welcome.
Here are just a few of the ways your group can enjoy the holiday season in Great Bend, KS when you visit the Trail of Lights. Your group will love the lights and the Midwestern hospitality. Check into your comfortable hotel, stretch your legs and get ready for an afternoon filled with holiday spirit. Check with the CVB for more information. Forget fast food, try one of our outstanding and unusual examples of local cuisine.