ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – An annual light show brought to you by a Webster man! Peter Dailey has been doing this tradition for 15 years now. He tells News 8 all of his displays are homemade, and if he does have to buy one or two he tweaks it in some way shape or form.  The way it works; you turn onto his street on Bay Road in Webster and tune into 97.3 FM. The displays are programmed to be in synch with the music. Pete says one minute of music equals to about 8 hours to programming the lights to synch up.  This year he has over 200,00 lights all around.  Admission to the display is free but donations are appreciated as they go to the American Heart Association, Camp Haccamo, and back towards the display. Each person has a choice of where they want to donate to.  Peter says his display runs until New Years, and is daily from 4:30 p.m. until 10 p.m.   You can find him and his display at 1028 Bay Road in Webster.