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Glow Wild At Wakehurst

Visit Wakehurst, in Ardingly, for this year’s Glow Wild, a spellbinding outdoor winter lantern trail for all ages! Perfect for a family winter evening, or a romantic date night for couples.

As darkness falls, the gardens are brought to life with glowing lanterns, mesmerising projections, immersive soundscapes, and glistening torches of fire. Now in its seventh year, the enchanting lantern trail is full of surprises and new installations. Highlights this year include OGE Group with their award-winning ‘Light a Wish’ installation, sculptor Sarah Hall Baqai with her fantastical fungi-lanterns, and The Colour Project with their spellbinding projections.

Marvel at the UK’s tallest living Christmas tree decorated with 1,800 lights and join in a celebration of the hidden heroes of the plant world, from a grain of pollen or fungus spore to a seed on the wind. It is sure to be an unmissable evening of winter wonder.

Selected evenings, see website for details. Book your tickets today on their website here

Prices start at £9 (Child) and £13 (Adult). Under 4’s go free. Family tickets are available. Discount for Wakehurst and Kew members. COVID secure measures in place.

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