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Here’s how you can get a piece of an iconic, 30-year-old Utah holiday display

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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For 30 years, Avenues neighborhood resident Forrest Nunley has transformed his home into a bright holiday display. But that tradition is coming to an end just ahead of the 2026 holiday season — and Utahns now have a chance at getting their own piece of Frosty’s Winter Wonderland since it is officially retiring.

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