Lantern light festival 2018 free#

Ticket protection included in the Deluxe and Date Night packages. Our hard-working team of volunteers are happy to work with younger children to help them create their lanterns, and anyone else who needs assistance with carving, but we ask that parents and carers stay at the carving table with their children. Children must be accompanied by parents or carers at all times. Youth and other ticket options available, visit the 'Get Tickets' page for details.

Sunday 21 October, 12 noon – 4pm (the final carving sessions start at 3pm)Īll of the carved pumpkins stay in the Garden to come alive every night when they are all lit up throughout the Garden for the Lantern light-ups!Īdults, children and young people who carve a pumpkin over the weekend will be given a ticket for the first Lantern light-up, on Sunday 21 October, 6-8pm before it opens to everyone else. Saturday 20 October, 12 noon – 5pm (the final carving sessions start at 4.30pm)

Lantern light festival 2018 free#

It’s free to take part in the carving sessions, but we do ask for donations to cover the cost of the pumpkins which we source from a farmer. Here are some of the things you need to know to help plan your visit on the carving weekend. The festival is open from Thursday through Sunday until January 20, 2019. Last year we had over 700 pumpkin lanterns filling every corner of the Garden and it really was spectacular!įree pumpkin carving sessions will take place on Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 October.Įveryone is welcome to carve a pumpkin – adults, young people and children (as long as they are accompanied by an adult). The Xian City Wall Lantern Festival, will use lights lit hundreds of. The Chinese Lantern Festival provided an opportunity for them to stroll freely, lighting lanterns, playing games, and interacting with men. Each steel framed lantern is filled with LED lights, and covered in colorful fabric. May Arboretum and Botanical Gardens within. It’s time for our annual Dalston Pumpkin Lantern Festival! Once again we are inviting children, young people and adults to help transform hundreds of pumpkins into weird and wonderful creations to be all lit up together throughout the Garden every night. First enjoyed by an enthusiastic Reno audience in 2018, the Dragon Lights Festival returns to the Wilbur D.