The decorating prowess of five creative south county homeowners will be on display during the Lindbergh High School Parent Group’s 39th annual Holiday House Tour and Boutique, which will take place Sunday, Dec. 7.

Besides the tour, which is open to ticket-holders only, the event will feature a holiday shopping boutique with crafts, vendors and food trucks that is open to the public.

Each home has several one-of-a-kind architectural features and a unique style, and they will all be specially decorated for the holiday season, according to a news release. Tour-goers will be able to get a glimpse of a Disney “castle,” a home that used to be a dental office, decor that a homeowner crafted from repurposed thrift shop items, one homeowner’s unique collections and a home filled with family heirlooms. Homes are open for touring from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The festive boutique will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Concord Elementary School, 10305 Concord School Road. There is no admission fee for shoppers, who will find crafters and artisans offering everything from holiday décor and jewelry to gourmet food and fine art. Tables will be set up inside the school so tour goers and shoppers can dine on specialties from food trucks that will be parked outside the school.

House Tour tickets cost $20 and are available online at

or at Nicole Rae Boutique, 117 Concord Plaza Shopping Center; Crestwood Coin & Jewelers, 10021 Watson Road; and the Lindbergh District Administration Office, 4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.

Tickets purchased before the day of the tour will be entered into a random drawing for a chance to win a $25, $15 or $10 shopping spree at the boutique. Winning ticket numbers will be displayed at Tour Ticket Table at Concord on tour day.

Proceeds from the tour help the parents group provide academic support to Lindbergh High School students and staff, including college scholarships, teacher and classroom grant support and the student Renaissance program. For more information, email LHSMothersClub@gmail.com.