Please read the rules below. Entry form is at the end of the rules.
Light up the Town Contest Rules
Entries must be outdoor residential, located in Town of Beaverton
No Cost for entry
Use of LEDs light are encouraged
Applications accepted starting October 6, 2025
In respect of our veterans please turn on your lights after November 11th- Remembrance Day
We encourage you to turn them on November 28th to coincide with the Light up the town Jingle & Roar and have them on for the Santa Claus Parade on November 29, 2025
Entry Deadline: Saturday December 6, 2025 at 11:59 pm
A panel of judges will judge each entry address from the street/road between 6:30 - 9:30 pm on December 13 & 14, 2025, so your lights must be on during that entire time period on both evenings. Judging will be based on “curb appeal” as viewed from the street only. Therefore only those decorations located on the street side of the property will be judged (corner lots will be judged from both streets). Judges will not enter the property to view back or side yards. Judges will be asked to rate displays on three (3) areas: First Impression, Originality and Design
Prizes for top three winners
1st Prize - Grocery gift card $150
2nd Prize -Grocery gift card $100
3rd Prize -Grocery gift card $75
Winners will be notified on or before December 20, 2025 by phone or email
Must agree to have just your address shared online so the community can share in the experience and see your display
Participants agree to have one or more photos of their decorated location exterior posted on social media and future Lions publications
Fill at the form to enter the contest
Most importantly have fun and be safe
Mission
To Encourage service-minded people to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors.
Ordinary People Doing Amazing Things
Message from the President
As President of The Lions Club of Beaverton, I am truly honoured to lead over 50 dedicated volunteers who generously give their time and energy to serve this vibrant community. Our shared mission is simple but powerful: to make Beaverton an even better place to live, work, and play.
We believe the best way to achieve this is by listening closely to the people who call Beaverton home. Whether it’s expanding services, enhancing local spaces, or supporting new ideas, we are here to respond with action and care. Every project we undertake starts with your voice — your feedback, your needs, your hopes for the future.
Many of our proudest achievements — Lodwick Park, the Randy Skinner Family Splash Pad, Foster Hewitt Memorial Playground, the Skate Park, and the Lions Loop — came to life through this spirit of community collaboration. These spaces were built not just with bricks and pavement, but with passion, purpose, and a deep understanding of what matters most to Beaverton families.
As we look to the future, our focus remains on building upon these successes. We are committed to enhancing our existing events and exploring new opportunities that bring value and joy to our community. Our traditions of service and community involvement continue to guide us, reminding us that the strongest communities are those that come together — not only to raise funds, but to raise one another up.
I’m incredibly proud of the diverse and passionate members who make up The Lions Club of Beaverton. Their commitment to service is the heartbeat of our organization. We also know that fresh ideas and new energy are key to our continued success. If you share our passion for community and want to make a difference, we warmly welcome you to join us. Reach out to any Club member or contact me directly at president@beavertonlions.ca — we’d love to hear from you.
Together, let’s continue building on our legacy and creating a brighter future for Beaverton.
Yours in service,
Lion Bill Graham, President
The Lions Club of Beaverton