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Dazzling 'Lightscape' At Brooklyn Botanic Garden Returns
This magical winter wonderland is made with more than one million LED lights.

BROOKLYN, NY — Lightscape — the otherworldly light-filled winter trail — is returning to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden from Nov. 22 to Jan. 5.
Now in its fourth year, the immersive experience features a mile-long trail with evocative light shows and 16 different larger-than-life sculptures made out of more than one million LED lights.
This year, sculptures include the towering "Winter Cathedral" by Mandylights, "Singularity" by Squidsoup, which is a 26-foot-high sphere with more than 6,000 individual lights, and the brand-new "Butterfly Effect" by Masamichi Shimada and Light Art Collection.
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Garden officials said the experience has been reimagined this year with expanded food and drink offerings, including a seated dining menu and bar area.
Also, along the trail, visitors can enjoy hot chocolate, mulled wine and hot cider, along with sweet and savory handheld treats.
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New for 2024, Lightscape will host adults-only nights for people ages 21 and up on Dec. 12 and 19, with special drink menus and late-night access.
And, on Dec. 18 and Jan. 3, the garden will host “sensory-friendly” sessions, which will provide a quieter experience for visitors with disabilities.
Tickets range from $24 to $45, with special prices on Value Nights and Off-Peak entry.
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