As the holiday season shines brightly, one home in Ingleside is drawing attention for its dazzling light display. Robert Schwebel and Steve Canon have transformed their property into a winter wonderland, captivating neighbors and visitors alike.Schwebel, a lifelong Ingleside resident, says their tradition began during the COVID-19 pandemic when the couple decided to take their holiday decorations to the next level. Everybody else decided, hey, lets learn how to bake bread. We thought, hey, why dont we kick our Christmas decorations up a whole new notch? said Schwebel.The couples display has grown to include contributions from neighbors. Schwebel shared how their neighbors have been drafted into the festivities, with data cables running under the street to synchronize decorations. Were pretty good friends, and I say, Hey, were going to plug in some of our lights, and theyve been very responsive, he explained.Steve Canon, the technical expert behind the display, described how the show has evolved to include synchronized lights and music. Visitors can tune their car radios to 98.1 FM to enjoy the full experience. The kids love the talking Christmas tree and light bulb. Hearing their giggles makes all the work worthwhile, said Canon.While Christmas remains the centerpiece, the couple also decorates for other holidays, including Halloween and the Fourth of July. One feature, a decades-old No L sign, has become a staple of their displays. Its been up for over 20 years. People know its Christmas time when they see it, Canon said.Despite the effort involved in creating the display, the couple agrees its all worth it for the smiles and joy it brings. I just need one kid to say they loved it, Schwebel said. That makes it all worthwhile.Schwebel and Canons light display will remain up through the New Year. For those looking to enjoy the spectacle, the home is located in Ingleside, and the show is best experienced after sunset.You can find Robert and Steve's display at 2638 Humble St, Ingleside, TX. We want to see your home lit up for Christmas!Submit a horizontal video of your home all dressed up for the holidays, and we will feature it on KRIS 6 during the Sunrise show, the 10 o'clock show, and/or the KRIS 6 News website.We want to see how beautiful you've made your home. How you've worked so hard to string up lights on the trees, got up on your roof to install the right amount of bulbs and all the little extra touches you've done to make your house special this Christmas Season! For the latest local news updates, click here, or download the KRIS 6 News App.