The holidays are here, Georgians! Which means that it’s time to get into the spirit by exploring some of the most festive events and activities that this state has to offer. If you’re looking for a holiday event that the whole family will love — with festive music, flashing lights, and decorations galore — then we have the adventure for you.
Get ready for one of the most de-light-ful holiday experiences that the state of Georgia has to offer.
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The Atlanta Botanical Garden puts on the Garden Lights, Holiday Nights adventure that is as beautiful as it gets.
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This is the eighth year that the Atlanta Botanical Garden has put on this electrical extravaganza every night through January 6, 2019.
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Garden Lights, Holiday Nights features the same crowd favorites as the years before, plus new exhibits, too.
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You’ll get to see the buzzworthy gem known as Nature’s Wonders, plus this year the debut of Skylights Lounge in the Skyline Garden.
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Enjoy the Ice Goddess and Tunnel of Light, plus Orchestral Orbs, the Radiant Rainforest and more holiday traditions.
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Make sure to keep an eye out for the world’s largest symphonic 3-D light curtain for a truly special exhibit.
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Members of the Botanical Garden save $5 on each ticket to the event, plus unlimited daytime admission.
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Otherwise, you can buy tickets directly through the website for specific days and times.
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Bring the whole family for an epic holiday adventure that will easily make the whole season that much brighter.
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Ready to plan your trip to Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Garden Lights, Holiday Nights? Visit the website and Facebook Page for ticket information and dates and times the exhibit is running.
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Have you ever been to Garden Lights, Holiday Nights before? Share with us your experience in the comments section!
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