Our Story: Miranda Family Lights to The Magical Mile | Oklahoma City

Our Story

From Talavera Lane to The Magical Mile

If you've ever crept down Talavera Ln in Edmond with your radio tuned to 106.1 and a car full of kids singing along, you already know us. The Magical Mile is designed and produced by the Miranda family - the crew behind Miranda Family Lights.

What started in 2015 as one family's home display grew into 80,000 synchronized lights, funky singing Christmas trees, giant glowing screens, and a spot on national television - with a line of cars that wrapped the neighborhood every December. Now the Mirandas are pouring that same passion into a mile and a half of lights, with room for every carload that used to wait around the block.

And yes - we will still be handing out free candy canes.

Miranda Family Lights

The Track Record

Est.2015 - a home in Edmond, OK
The Home Show80,000 synchronized lights on FM radio
Signature BitsSinging trees, giant screens & candy canes
In the CommunityRegional Food Bank, OKC FOP & more

As Seen On

Talavera Ln

Where the Home Show Went

The 80,000-light home show was featured on ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight. The Magical Mile is the Miranda family's biggest show yet: the same synchronized-to-your-radio magic, now stretched across a mile and a half.

The Miranda family wrapped up the home show after ten seasons. It had simply outgrown the street it was built on. The Magical Mile is where that show lives now: same family, same synchronized-to-your-radio magic, with a mile and a half of room and space for every carload that used to wait around the block. If you drove Talavera Ln with the kids singing along, this is the one to come back for.

Giving Back

Lighting Up a Place That's Coming Back

Every year the home show ran, there was a donation bin at the end of the driveway - and most nights you'd find us working our way car to car, handing out free candy canes and collecting for the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, the OKC Fraternal Order of Police, and whoever else needed a hand that season. Getting bigger was never going to mean leaving that part behind.

The Magical Mile runs at 6800 Crossroads Mall Dr - the property formerly known as Crossroads Mall. If you grew up in Oklahoma City, you remember it well. The Crossroads Renewal Project is the nonprofit working to fill it again, gathering quality schools, businesses, and services in one place for the children and families of Oklahoma City.

A portion of every ticket goes to that work. Our mile and a half of lights fills the parking lot of a place they're bringing back to life - we are so excited to be involved!

Architect's rendering of the renewed Crossroads site: an indoor market hall with a bison sculpture, a Makers Academy and food stalls
Rendering courtesy of the Crossroads Renewal Project

Come Back for the Lights

See It for Yourself

A mile and a half of lights, synchronized to 106.1 FM, all from your own car.