You can find themed light schedules, but they're not always obvious.

Yes, but it depends on the venue. Lots of cities and landmarks program their LED displays to match holidays—think red and green for Christmas, orange for Halloween, maybe a special pink for Valentine’s Day. But here’s the catch: some places change automatically on a calendar, others do it randomly, and a few just leave it on the default pale blue until someone remembers.

If you’re trying to catch a specific festival-themed show (like a building that does a firework-like light sequence for New Year’s), you’ll usually find the schedule buried on the venue’s website, local tourism page, or social media. They rarely run a public calendar for every single color shift because most are just standard nightly lighting with occasional holiday tweaks.