Garden Fest 2022 ‘Seeds Of Light’ at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens!

by | Nov 25, 2022 | COMMUNITY

If you are looking for something the whole family can enjoy this weekend, then this year’s Garden Fest 2022 ‘Seeds of Light’ would be a great option. Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens is lit up with a fantastic display with the help of over 200+ volunteers and represents months of work. Walk around, zone out and take it all in.

In the meantime, enjoy this nice photo set by local photographer by local photographer Brandon Michael Photography and if you plan a trip — you can find more information below.

‘Part of the magic of winter nights is how a twinkle of light can transform the darkness. In the natural world, seeds hold a similar mystical power. So tiny, yet so mighty, seeds are the “spark of life” containing the secrets of a never-ending creation. This year, Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights celebrates their wonder with the theme: “Seeds of Light.” Through the sparkle of more than a half-million lights, imaginative displays, and memorable experiences, GardenFest takes inspiration from seeds and fruits to reveal an interconnected world of incredible diversity, amazing strategies, and enduring beauty. Light up your nights this holiday season with a visit to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden.’

Now open to the public. Find everything you need for you visit HERE!
All photos by Brandon Michael Photography

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