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Home » Lightscape at the LA Arboretum is a must see for families this holiday season

Lightscape at the LA Arboretum is a must see for families this holiday season

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By 2UrbanGirls on December 5, 2023 Things to Do
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Grab your beanies, jackets and scarves and head over to the Los Angeles County Arboretum for Lightcape, an immersive light experience, brought to you by US Bank.

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You will spend a little over an hour walking through the 127-acre Arboretum & Botanic Garden and don’t feel the need to rush as you won’t be able to help yourself in indulging in selfies along the way.

“I’m so excited to welcome everyone to our signature holiday light show, Lightscape! We have pulled out all the stops this year to deliver an incredible multi-media experience unlike any other holiday event,” says Michael Desplaines, CEO of Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden. “Lightscape is sure to entertain kids of all ages. We can’t wait to see you here!”

The trails feature themed sections of different light installations that are great for capturing memories with your families.

There are ample stations to sit, purchase treats like popcorn and churros and also hot chocolate and adult beverages along the trail. There is also a handful of food trucks available in case you want to sit down and eat before you get started. Another plus are the porta potties are lighted and well stocked with in case you need to use.

Children were fascinated with the smores station where you can purchase all the fixings to roast over an open fire.

“At U.S. Bank, our North Star is powering the potential of our clients and communities, and a big piece of that is helping consumers and business owners get back to what matters most – creating lasting memories with friends and family,” said Sekou Kaalund, Head of Branch & Small Business Banking for U.S. Bank. “We are excited to partner with the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden to bring Lightscape back for a third consecutive year and hope it plays a small part in brightening your holiday season.”

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My family and I had an wonderful time walking through the installation and took copious amounts of photos to capture the time we spent together.

Lightscape runs through Jan. 2 and features a visit from Santa Claus on select dates.

Admission costs range from $29 to $35 plus a $4 fee and limited $20 on-site parking. 

The Arboretum is located at 301 North Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007.

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