Showing posts with label NC Christmas Light Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NC Christmas Light Show. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Christmas Lights Walking Tour at The North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville NC

Continuing through January 2, 2016   Winter Lights at The North Carolina Arboretum    Winter Lights is a three-acre nightly walking tour of The North Carolina Arboretum's nationally-known gardens, including its Quilt Garden and Bonsai Exhibition Garden. 



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photo courtesy of NC Aboretum


Christmas Lights photo courtesy of www.visitnc.com
     Celebrate the holidays and discover the natural beauty of western North Carolina through lighted garden exhibits and landscapes. 

 
The 2015/2016 Winter Lights exhibit will also include animated displays that are programmed to illuminate to the sounds of musical holiday favorites.  

In addition, there will be several new displays and family-friendly activities that will be placed throughout the gardens. The Arboretum will stay open nightly from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Tickets may be purchase online or at the facility. 






For more information about Asheville Christmas light displays
and events visit our Asheville NC Visitor Guide

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Annual Christmas Light Show a Spectatular Display

November 28 - January 1   High Country Lights   Northwest North Carolina's premier animated light show features over 100,000 lights choreographed to your favorite Christmas tunes on 96.5 FM. This free light show, hosted by Glade Creek Volunteer Fire Department, can be seen nightly starting at 6 PM Thanksgiving through New Year's Day. 6374 Glade Valley Road, Ennice NC. 

This remarkable light display has been the winner of "Best Animated" on the Tacky Light Tour for the last two years and promised to be no less spectacular for 2013. With 1000s of blinking lights the display uses LED technology on a large scale producing dynamic colors and using 80% less electricity.

Planning and preparation takes place all year long for this 100% volunteer, privately funded event. All donations made by appreciative viewers go to the local fire department for the support of community needs.