Seasonal & Holidays
Peacock Lane Returns For 2021, Organizers Announce Some Changes
After taking 2020 off, Peacock Lane is making a big comeback with just a few changes to encourage safety.
PORTLAND, OR — One of Portland's grand holiday traditions is coming back this year. The organizers of Peacock Lane announced that they are going to be open again this year.
The annual tradition of people along the one street in Southeast Portland decorating their houses and their lawns, using enough energy to power the rest of the city, took 2020 off because of the pandemic.
The announcement came soon after the state said that the outdoor mask mandate was over.
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Organizers said that there will be changes this year due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
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Most notably there will be no cocoa booth as in years past. Also, there will not be any pedestrian-only nights this year.
Peacock Lane will open on December 15 and run through New Year's Eve, 6 p.m. through 11 p.m. each evening.
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