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Lightscape
November 25, 2024
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Experience the magic of Lightscape at the Chicago Botanic Garden! This annual holiday favorite transforms the forest preserve into a glowing wonderland with stunning installations, including a 110-foot tunnel of lights and singing trees. New this year: U.S. exclusive displays, themed evenings, and adults-only nights on November 21 and December 5.
Kick off the season at the Lightscape Preview fundraiser on November 16, featuring an exclusive first look at the reimagined 2024 trail, artistic light displays, festive food, drinks, and a dinner buffet. Your support powers the Garden’s mission to sustain and enrich lives through the beauty of plants. Join us for a magical evening and make the season shine!
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Dates:
November 15, 2024 – January 5, 2025
Address:
Chicago Botanic Garden | Glencoe, IL
1000 Lake-Cook Rd
Glencoe
Price:
$34 adults, $19 children, children ages 2 and under free
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