The Lublin Family won first place for the second year in a row.
By Sharon Aron Baron
The City of Coral Springs announces the three winners of the 2021 Deck the Halls Holiday Décor Contest after receiving 31 entries.
The three winners were selected based on creativity, theme, and effort of exterior decorations. The judges included city officials, senior management, and staff from the Department of Communications and Marketing.
Deck the Halls Winners 2021
First Place
The Lublin Family placed first in our “Deck the Halls” contest for the second time in a row! The Lublins have lived in Coral Springs for 20 years, and they host a spectacular holiday light show every year! The 120 hours of decorating earned them the top spot, and with the support of the community, they were able to raise $2,000 for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation House last year — house #20 on the map.
Second Place
Kyle Justin.
A life-long resident of the city, Kyle Justin participated back in 2018 and landed third place. In a statement, the city said they are proud of Kyle for decorating each year and committing to spreading holiday cheer in his neighborhood — house #18 on the map.
Third Place
The Robison family.
The Robison Family placed third in our “Deck the Halls” contest for the second time. The Robisons have lived in Coral Springs for six years, and every year, they make sure to include hidden Mickey’s in their holiday décor. It takes the family nearly six weeks to decorate their home. They invite you to stop by and wish them a happy holiday—house #24 on the map.
First, second, and third place winners received a gift card from Casa Décor and More, Meat N Bone, John the Baker, and a yard sign highlighting their win for display in front of their home.
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