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Tickets go on sale this week for one of the most festive holiday light shows in Minnesota, and it's just 90 minutes from Rochester!

Tickets go on sale this week for one of the most festive holiday light shows in Minnesota, and it's just 90 minutes from Rochester!

Tickets go on sale this week for one of the most festive holiday light shows in Minnesota, and it's just 90 minutes from Rochester!

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 19, 2021--

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has announced the return of their Wild Winter Lights holiday event for the 2021 Christmas season. It runs November 16 until January 2.

Willow Pond at the North Carolina Arboretum used to be a sediment basin. Now its home to endangered salamanders.

The first-ever drive-thru Winter Lights experience at the N.C. Arboretum brought record numbers of people to see the bright holiday display, though th...

Bring in the winter spirit by celebrating in the Midtown Gardens. This year, the concept of “Another World” aims to express and showcase various different worlds in shades of champagne. The illuminations will be ever-changing throughout the day, presenting themselves differently every time you look at them. Until Christmas Day, view the Santa Christmas tree, a tree made of about 1,800 mini Santa figurines. The Midtown Ice Ring rink will open from January to March 1, offering visitors a gre...

Our destination experts reveal how they navigated a festive season like no other. 31 December 2020 • 9:14am The writing was on the wall in Berlin, but Christmas was not cancelled for all Credit: Getty There’s no doubt that around the world the festive period has looked a little different this year, though each country’s unique experience of the virus has meant varying degrees of disruption. Across Europe, lockdowns and limits on household mixing meant pared-down celebrations and quiet, co...

"Youth Triumphant" sculpture in Barre Two words that got used a lot in 2020 are "resilience" and "pivot." The former is always a good thing; the latter wed be happy to dump in the vocabulary dustbin. Pivoting was what everyone on the planet was forced to do this year when the coronavirus arrived — most definitely including the creative sector. The cancellations of performances and exhibitions, the closure of venues, and the loss of income for many ar...