Arts & Entertainment

Step Into The Stars: Celestial Night Walk 'Astra Lumina' Illuminates Los Angeles

South Coast Botanic Garden has been transformed into a celestial journey of light, sound and wonder.

Astra Lumina features nine thematic zones filled with dazzling light installations, 360-degree immersion and scenography.
Astra Lumina features nine thematic zones filled with dazzling light installations, 360-degree immersion and scenography. (Astra Lumina/Moment Factory)

LOS ANGELES, CA — Southern Californians can "step into the stars" this holiday season as Astra Lumina has returned to Los Angeles.

South Coast Botanic Garden has been transformed into a celestial journey of light, sound and wonder. The outdoor adventure features nine thematic zones filled with dazzling light installations, 360-degree immersion, and scenography, all set to an original cosmic soundtrack.

Entertainment studio Moment Factory created the enchanting celestial walk, which is being co-presented by live entertainment discovery platform Fever.

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"We're thrilled to bring Astra Lumina back to South Coast Botanic Garden," Jonathan St-Onge, executive director of Moment Factory Originals, said in a statement. "Since 2001, Moment Factory has been creating immersive experiences that inspire wonder and connection. Here in LA, we invite families and friends to step into an enchanted night walk and experience the park's magic after dark, where the stars make a rare and luminous visit."

The family-friendly walk, which takes about 60 minutes, is open to all ages. Food and beverages are available for purchase on site.

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Tickets are available via the Fever app, Fever website or at South Coast Botanic Garden, located at 26300 Crenshaw Blvd. in Palos Verdes Estates. Advance booking is recommended.

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