Special Christmas Display in a Red Bank Family’s Garage Saturday

Two teen boys on Sugar Maple Drive are at it again! They've created a Christmas Village in their garage and want you to stop by and see it.

James and Matthew are big supporters of the Wounded Warrior Project and have decided once again to raise funds for this worthy cause. They have put a lot of time and hard work into this year's display, and are hoping for a large turnout from the community.

They say this year's holiday display is bigger and better than ever and they have created an Eye Spy challenge to go with it. They will also be serving hot chocolate and desserts to help you get in the Christmas spirit.

Each year since they were toddlers, James (now 17 years old) and Matthew (now 14 years old) have created a Christmas miniature village comprised of Dept.56/Lemax buildings and accessories that the family has collected for the past 20 years.

Back when Superstorm Sandy struck our area, James and Matthew decided to transform their garage into a 'Jersey Shore Christmas.' They sent out flyers to friends, family, and neighbors, inviting everyone to see their village. They helped raise money for hurricane victims that year, and are continuing the tradition with a display that gets better each year!

So come on out to 28 Sugar Maple Drive in Red Bank on Saturday, Dec. 17th, from 6 pm - 9 pm and meet the Glynn boys while you get warm and fuzzy watching this holiday display, sip some hot chocolate, have some dessert, and meet others from the community.