Garden d'Lights illuminates holidays with half million lights

Bellevue, WALocal News

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Garden d’Lights event at the Bellevue Botanical Garden transforms the venue into a holiday wonderland with over half a million sparkling lights. Scheduled to run from November 30 to December 31, excluding Christmas Day, this annual tradition attracts both locals and tourists seeking festive cheer. The light displays feature whimsical shapes that include plants, flowers, birds, and a flowing river, creating a magical atmosphere amidst the garden's natural beauty. As one of the most anticipated community events, Garden d’Lights offers an opportunity for families to bond over shared experiences in an enchanting setting. The event not only showcases artistic creativity but also enhances community engagement by drawing people together during the holiday season.

With stunning visuals and a festive atmosphere, the celebration is set to leave a lasting impression on visitors. This year's milestone anniversary underscores the event's significance in Bellevue, making it a highlight of the local holiday calendar. Attendees are encouraged to come and experience the joy and beauty of this remarkable light display.

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