Brooklyn Botanic Garden kicks of second year of ‘Lightscape’ exhibit
The entire festival involves over 1 million lights, and it’s designed in a way to illuminate some of the oldest and unique species of plants in the city.
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Nov 16, 2022, 10:27 PM
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3h agoThe Brooklyn Botanic Garden kicked off the holiday season on Wednesday with its “Lightscape” exhibit.
The entire festival involves over 1 million lights, and it’s designed in a way to illuminate some of the oldest and unique species of plants in the city.
News 12s Mary-Lyn Buckley was on the scene for opening night and the magnificent display.