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In the Night Garden Live 2024 Tickets Are On Sale Now!

In the Night Garden Live UK tour starts next month!

Good news, tickets for In the Night Garden Live 2024 UK tour are on sale now! Book your tickets now to see Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and friends live on stage in a theatre near you and to get the best seats.

This year we’re touring 28 theatres all over the UK, so you and your little one can see Igglepiggle and friends in a local theatre close to where you live! Enter your postcode below to find your nearest venue and book your tickets now with our official ticketing partner Family Tickets :

• 03 Jul - 04 Jul
• EICC Pentland Theatre
• 06 Jul - 07 Jul
• Perth Theatre
• 09 Jul - 10 Jul
• Floral Pavilion
• 16 Jul - 17 Jul
• Yvonne Arnaud
• 19 Jul - 20 Jul
• 24 Jul - 25 Jul
• Alban Arena
• 27 Jul - 28 Jul
• Grand Theatre
• 30 Jul - 30 Jul
• Mercury Theatre
• 02 Aug - 03 Aug
• 07 Aug - 08 Aug
• 10 Aug - 11 Aug
• Opera House
• 14 Aug - 15 Aug
• 21 Aug - 22 Aug
• Tyne Theatre
• 24 Aug - 25 Aug
• Wellingborough
• Castle Theatre
• 28 Aug - 29 Aug
• Churchill Theatre
• 31 Aug - 01 Sep
• Theatre Severn
• 04 Sep - 05 Sep

A fun family day out at your nearest theatre!

Join Igglepiggle and friends on their UK theatre tour in 2024!

Step into the magical world of In the Night Garden and see Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and the amazing flying Pinky Ponk brought to life before your eyes with full-size costumes, magical puppets, enchanting music and breathtaking projections.

Please note: Whilst we make every endeavour for the Pinky Ponk to fly in every performance, the appearance of the flying Pinky Ponk cannot be guaranteed. This does not affect the performance.

About the Show

The show will be just under an hour long, with no interval.

Performance times vary depending on the date and venue you are visiting. Normally performances are on at 10am, 1pm or 4pm, but please check our website carefully when booking your tickets!

Our money-back guarantee

When you book your tickets to see In the Night Garden Live with with our official ticketing partner Family Tickets you can do so with confidence. With our Covid-19 money-back guarantee if you, or a member of your family are affected, you’ll be able to claim a full refund.

If you have coronavirus symptoms, have tested positive for coronavirus or need to self-isolate, you just need to let us know before the start time of your performance. We’ll either help you exchange your tickets, offer you a Family Tickets Gift Card or refund your full order, including any booking fees.**

In the event of a venue or specific performances being affected by coronavirus, we will follow Government advice. Our customer service team will get in touch with you ahead of the performance with an update about your booking.

Amazing memories!

Now in its 15 th  year, In the Night Garden Live is one of the UK’s favourite family events. Over 1 million people have seen it so far and it gets 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 13,775  parents’ reviews .

There are other shows for young children, but as The Independent wrote,  “there’s nothing quite like In the Night Garden Live.”  

Pip-pip, onk-onk!

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NIGHTGARDEN MIAMI

A magical light spectacular.

Featuring thousands of lights, over twelve experience stations including 5 brand new illuminated zones.

Walk through Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

Discover state-of-the-art technology

Enjoy lots of fun activities

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Wonderful experience. A great fairy tale! Thanks to all the staff for their guidance and smiles.

The garden is amazing during the day and on its own. If you have the opportunity to visit during the night, with great music, lights, special effects; bubbles, music, food, drinks, and art installations it becomes magical. Easy parking, polite and friendly staff, not crowded and safe. Take the kids, and enjoy it - worth it.

A dream come true!

Michelle P.

We loved it! Totally worth the trip! Super well done and lots of fun!

Enjoyed by the whole family, 6 - 83 ! Delightful evening, memorable.

Samantha S.

It was so beautiful and magical.

Great experience, the gardens were completely transformed into something magical. Highly recommend.

Nicholas B.

Wonderful time! I want to go back with a better camera.

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• Opening hours: Now closed.
• Duration: the visit will take around 60–90 minutes
• Location: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
• Age: all ages are welcome!
• Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible

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The NightGarden is only open at night and because it is an outdoor area immersed in nature it can be dark in some areas. Neither NightGarden nor Fairchild Gardens will be liable for any harm or injury to any person at the Fairchild Gardens, nor for any loss or damage to any belongings or property. All guests enter the premises at their own risk. Guests must stay on the designated pathways and are strictly prohibited from climbing any walls, trees, installations or activations, destroying any plant or pathway, touching any audio visual components, or disrupting other guests’ experience and may be asked to leave by management if found doing any of the foregoing. Photos and videos of your experience are encouraged. Please be aware that by entering The NightGarden Premises, you consent to your voice, name, and/or likeness being used, without compensation, in films, photos, and tapes for exploitation in any and all media, whether now known or hereafter devised, for eternity, and you release NightGarden LLC, their successors, assigns and licensees from any liability whatsoever of any nature. NightGarden will operate in compliance with state and venue regulations and has implemented enhanced health and safety measures in an effort to limit transmission of COVID-19; however, all guests are reminded that COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness or death, and by agreeing to these terms you assume all risks related to exposure. Do not enter the NightGarden experience if you do not wish to be subject to the foregoing.

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Tour details

The Nigth Walk tour is considered one of the best ecological activities to share with the family; where you can see around 30 species of frogs, sloths, alligators, turtles and a great variety of insects. All these animals are living in their natural environment, turning our night walk into a wild experience where you must activate all your senses. At the end of the tour you will enjoy a delicious fresh water with ginger and some corn-based empanadas. It is a nice experience because you will be able to share with our Costa Rican family our own culture and with your visit you are supporting the business of a local family.

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What is included.

• Entrance fee
• Bilingual guide

What to bring

• Tennis shoes
• Insect repellent
• Hiking shoes
• Comfortable clothes

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Live Experiences

Experience the picture-book world of In the Night Garden with your family at one of many branded experiences, from In the Night Garden Live, to the Magical Boat Ride at Alton Towers, to themed hotel rooms at the CBeebies Land Hotel.

In the Night Garden Live

In the Night Garden Live takes place in its own purpose-built, family-friendly Showdome. With just 13 rows of seats, you'll be close to the action and have a great view wherever you sit! To book tickets, visit the In the Night Garden Live website.

Magical Boat Ride

Jump aboard the Magical Boat Ride and journey through a real Night Garden, spotting all your favourite characters along the way. You could see Upsy Daisy waving and blowing kisses or the Tombliboos playing peek-a-boo, everyone is there to find - even Igglepiggle! To book tickets, visit the Alton Towers website.

CBeebies Hotel - In the Night Garden Hotel Rooms

Give your little ones the ultimate sleepover by treating them to stay in their very own night garden. As grown-ups you will sleep under the stars of the famous carousel canopy, while the kids drift off with Igglepiggle. One thing is for sure everyone is guaranteed to get a good rest in these well-equipped beautiful rooms.

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New Orleans True Crime Tour

The New Orleans True Crime tour isn’t just another murder and ghost tour. This is actual documented real murders, missing people, conspiracies, and unsolved mysteries taken from newspaper articles, police archives, and court documents.

New Orleans Daytime Cemetery Tour

A tour like no other, focusing on several different historical Cities of the Dead at the end of Canal Street. This tour takes its participants by several cemeteries and discusses the history, burial procedures, tomb architecture and local customs.

New Orleans is a city like no other — featuring hundreds of years of history steeped in mystique. There’s no better way to explore the haunted side of this city than via the entertaining and educational history and supernatural tours offered by Haunted History Tours. We are the original New Orleans ghost tour company. We know the city’s spooky side inch by inch. Since 1995, we’ve been walking our customers step by step through the supernatural history of New Orleans through history tours that offer a truly unforgettable experience.

With over 27 years of excellence under our belts as well as extensive research on all the hauntings, we’re proud to provide the best haunted tours in New Orleans. Make no mistake; if it doesn’t say Haunted History Tours, then it isn’t the original! These are the New Orleans history tours you’ve heard about featured on A&E, History Channel, Discovery Channel, SyFy Channel, Fox Network, and recommended by The Travel Channel as “The #1 tour in New Orleans… a must-do!” Mildly theatrical, hugely historical, and thoroughly entertaining, Haunted History Tours offers a variety of daily and nightly history tours that are sure to leave you spellbound!

In addition to our ghost and history tours , Haunted History Tours has a vampire tour , a cemetery tour , a Garden District tour , a haunted pub crawl , and day or night bus tours of the city. Explore the legends of the French Quarter, or take in spooky stories of the city’s Mid-City section. From our New Orleans Cemetery Tour to the 5-in-1 Ghost and Mystery Tour, every ghost tour we offer lasts about two hours and runs, rain or shine.

History tours run year-round — except on Mardi Gras. The largest and longest operating walking tour company in New Orleans, Haunted History Tours is renowned for incredible storytelling and wow-worthy explorations. We use only the industry’s best guides and storytellers: Expect to walk away impressed. Come join us for a spine-tingling experience today!

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The owner was very helpful in booking our tour. Cedric was hands down amazing!!!! He made the tour very fun, and if I go back and take another tour, I want him as my tour guide!!! Spooky and informative, we learned a lot about the ghosts and graveyards of New Orleans!! This is a must do tour if you go to NOLA, and make sure you get Cedric!

Rose was a wonderful guide, very knowledgeable and passionate about her subject. She went really deep describing folklore, historical, societal, and cultural origins of vampires that mirror our fears and perceptions reflecting it back to us. All of these were done in a way that made us able to relate and think deep about who we are.

I highly recommend this tour if you want to dig a little deeper and learn what New Orleans was and is all about and how it came to be the city we see nowadays. Thus a very, very interesting tour given by Toast, who's is an excellent storyteller, with a solid knowledge of history, funny anecdotes and music.

We toured with Toast (yes tour guide was named Toast), who was absolutely amazing. He told us numerous different stories of the area including hauntings and other parts of New Orleans history. He was incredibly entertaining and the two hours flew by. We went to several different graveyard sites as well as a local park and the old Charity Hospital.

We booked the French Quarter Ghost Tour and it was so much fun. Katrice was an absolute professional when dealing with less than ideal participants and the general rowdy public. She was engaging, educational, and the highlight of our night. We loved hearing the history and the stories as we walked the quarter.

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Suzhou night tour program awarded by UNESCO institute

2023-09-27 14:28:32 | 来源：iSuzhou

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World Heritage Institute of Training and Research for the Asia and the Pacific Region under the auspices of UNESCO announced the 2023 edition of Global Awards for World Heritage Education Innovative Cases recently. A Graceful Night Tour in the Humble Administrator's Garden and Suzhou Museum , a night tour program launched by Suzhou, was recognized as the Star of Outstanding.

The night tour program of the Humble Administrator's Garden is a cultural and tourism innovative product based on World Heritage Site, and the country's first and only protection and utilization project on World Heritage Site that has been fully assessed by China World Cultural Heritage Monitoring Center. With new media and techniques introduced, the night tour program has extended to Suzhou Museum adjacent to the garden, and thus combined the beauty of classical gardens and modern architecture.

In the meantime, the program has created a new model to utilize World Cultural Heritage by strictly following the principle of developing cultural heritage in a limited and sustainable way, avoiding intervention in the protection of relics, and conserving the habitat of animals. All the equipment used in the program can be disassembled and recycled, which has zero impact on the structures and relics.

The long-expected night tour program of the Humble Administrator's Garden and Suzhou Museum will return on the Mid-Autumn Festival. You can bring the passport and buy the same-day ticket at the ticket office拙政园自助预约. Remember to get there early since the tickets are limited every day.

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The Night Tour of the Master-of-Nets Garden started trial operation on Mar. 21 and the program will be officially launched on Mar. 24. Visitors can not only admire the night view of the gorgeous garden, but also enjoy entertainment activities of local color, such as Kunqu Opera, Pingtan (ballad singing) and dance performances.

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Come and join Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and friends at In the Night Garden Live in their hit show Igglepiggle’s Busy Day - where Igglepiggle looks for his friends and follows their funny sounds until he finds them all.

You’ll see all your favourite characters beautifully brought to life with full-size costumes, magical puppets, and enchanting music. And be amazed as the world’s only real-life flying Pinky Ponk takes off and flies above you!

Now in its 15 th year, In the Night Garden Live is one of the UK’s favourite family events. Over 1.2 million people have seen it so far and it gets 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 13,775 parents’ reviews.

There are other shows for young children, but as The Independent wrote, “ there’s nothing quite like In the Night Garden Live .”

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Running time: just under an hour

No child is too young - most children in the audience are aged 0-4. Parents tell us that children of all ages enjoy the show. If your child enjoys the TV show, then they’ll love the live show too!

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New Orleans Garden District - a guide from a local.

It’s more than hype-the beautiful Garden District of New Orleans lives up to its name. In a city that’s one big fairytale, the Garden District is the capital of southern charm.

Here, you’ll find wise old oak trees, classy streetcars, mansions and mansions turned into apartment buildings, and quirky local businesses. Exploring the Garden District is a must-do on any trip to the Big Easy. It can also be a great place to stay on your vacation to New Orleans, check out our guide to the best hotels in the Garden District here.

The Garden District should be on your New Orleans bucket list whether you’re making memories with your family , as a solo female traveler , during Mardi Gras , or a bachelorette party.

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Read on and find out more about New Orleans’ Garden District, a bit of history and why you should definitely visit it.

Here’s our guide to New Orleans’ Garden District, created with love by locals-

The Streetcar is a great way to get to the Garden District.

Where to find the Garden District of New Orleans

Fun fact: The Garden District is part of Uptown New Orleans – meaning upriver from the Mississippi River (as opposed to downtown/downriver).

The Garden District was the product of American settlers who wished to distance themselves from the Creoles who had already settled in the French Quarter. Today, the Garden District is still one of the most upscale parts of town, where the city’s wealthiest residents and most famous celebrities live and grand mansions can be found. The Garden District is beautiful year-round, and there is never a wrong time to visit.

What to Do in the Garden District

When most people think of the Garden District, they envision high-end shopping on Magazine Street, massive mansions lined with ancient oak trees, the hauntingly beautiful Lafayette No. 1 (which is unfortunately closed at the time of this writing), and more of that fantastic Creole and Cajun food that the city is known for .

Well, if that’s what you were thinking, you were right! Here’s what to do in the Garden District, as told by your local guides-

Take a Walking Tour!

It’s totally free to walk around the Garden District on your own but if you’d like to get a more an unparalleled history of the gorgeous homes of the Garden District you can join us for a our free guided tour of the Garden District or you can take one of our Self Guided tours or our extremely affordable Self-guided Audio tour and learn about these unique homes on your own time. Unlike the French Quarter, the Garden District is a place of leisure and relaxation, where time moves as slow as molasses, and the streets are quieter. Take it easy with a guided tour of the Garden District. Walk it at your own pace with our self-guided walking tour.

Visit The Rink

A small collection of shops, a cafe, and a bookstore are housed in what was once a skating rink. The Rink is home to the Garden District Bookshop, a favorite of the late Anne Rice. The author would have an event here every time she released a book, and today the bookshop is a great place to find signed and original copies. Across the hall, also in The Rink, you can stop for an espresso shot and a bathroom break at The Chicory House.

Visit Lafayette Cemetery No. 1

Lafayette No.1 is one of New Orleans’s famous cities of the dead , beautiful cemeteries filled with raised tombs. Scenes in Interview with the Vampire, Double Jeopardy, and Dracula 2000 were filmed at Lafayette No.1.

Note: As of 2023, Lafayette No.1 is closed for renovations, but our free tours show you snippets of the cemetery through the gates. Check out our list of New Orleans’ cemeteries open in 2023 , and arm yourself with some simple necropolis etiquette before you go.

Shopping on Magazine Street

In the southern tip of The Garden District, Magazine Street is packed with high-end shops. Before Hurricane Katerina, this area was exclusively independent, family-owned boutique shops, which is mostly true today, although some bigger names, like the apparel store Free People, have moved in. The shops are all spread out all over Magazine so pick your favorite shops or grab an uber to get between them.

Check out this map we made of some of our favorite shops to get you an idea of where to go.

Where to Shop on Magazine Street

Buffalo Exchange.

Address: 4119 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115is a used clothing store where you can buy, sell, or trade your gently used threads.

Funky Monkey.

Address: 3127 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 is the Garden District’s favorite eclectic vintage clothing store, offering vintage clothes, costumes, and funky accessories.

Swap Boutique’s.

Address: 5530 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 the place to find modern designer brands in a consignment-style shop when you’re on a budget.

Sunday Shop

Address: 2025 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 sells home decor, with a focus on locally-crafted New Orleans goods.

Alice & Amelia

Address: 4432 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 is a novelty gift and souvenir shop known for selling items with both quality and charm.

Magazine Pawn Shop Address: 3315 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115has been serving New Orleans since 1989, offering all kinds of locally-sold treasures.

Mignon Faget

3801 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 – Mignon Faget is a New Orleans jewelry designer known for her unique and beautiful pieces inspired by the city’s architecture and culture.

Perlis Clothing:

6070 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70118 – Perlis Clothing is a family-owned business that offers a wide range of men’s and women’s clothing, including classic Southern styles like seersucker and linen.

5423 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 – Scriptura is a stationery store that offers a variety of custom-designed invitations, stationery, and other paper goods.

5525 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 – Hazelnut is a gift shop that offers a wide range of unique and eclectic items, including home decor, kitchen accessories, and jewelry.

Trashy Diva:

2048 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 – Trashy Diva is a boutique that specializes in vintage-inspired clothing, including dresses, separates, and lingerie.

Fleurty Girl:

3501 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 – Fleurty Girl is a New Orleans-themed gift shop that offers a variety of T-shirts, accessories, and other items featuring the city’s iconic imagery.

Explore the Historic Mansions

For most this is really why you come to see The Garden District. The historic southern mansions that characterize the Garden District are a can’t-miss experience! Stroll along the ancient oak trees, celebrity homes, and iconic gardens as you explore the charming Victorian, Italianate, and Greek Revival estates with our free guided walking tour . If you’d like to explore solo, try our free self-guided walking tour or our affordable Self-guided audio tour.

Picnic in The Park

New Orleans has several places to walk, jog, or picnic, and one of our favorites is in the Garden District. On the way to the Garden District, Lafayette Square is bordered by Poydras Street and St. Charles Avenue, across from the historical Gallier Hall, former City Hall. The site of inaugurations, yearly pilgrimages by school bands, and jazz concerts for over 150 years, the Square is a lively place for a picnic in the park.

Coliseum Square Park is located nearby the Garden District (28748 Coliseum St, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States). A serene green space with large towering oaks, a water fountain, park benches, and plenty of grassy picnic spots, Coliseum is a local fav for good reason.

Audubon park.

Audubon Park is a public park located in New Orleans, Louisiana. It covers an area of approximately 350 acres and is located in the Uptown neighborhood of the city, adjacent to Tulane University and Loyola University. Audubon Park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, and features a wide range of amenities and attractions. Some of the highlights of the park include: The Audubon Zoo: Located within the park, the Audubon Zoo is home to over 2,000 animals from around the world, including lions, tigers, elephants, and more. The Audubon Golf Course: A beautiful 18-hole golf course that is open to the public. The Tree of Life: A massive oak tree that is estimated to be over 600 years old and is a popular spot for picnics and relaxation. The Fly: A scenic overlook that offers stunning views of the Mississippi River. In addition to these attractions, Audubon Park also has several walking and jogging trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, and other amenities. It is a popular spot for outdoor recreation and relaxation in the heart of New Orleans.

Coliseum Square Park is great!

Where to Eat in the Garden District

Like all of New Orleans, the Garden District is a hot spot for mouthwatering food, unique cocktails, and po’boys. Here’s where to eat and drink in the Garden District-

Mollys Rise & Shine Perfect for brunch and coffee to re-fuel with, Molly’s Rise and Shine is a Garden District staple. The Bloody Marys at Molly’s are good any time of the day.

Address: 2368 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130

Joey K’s Everyone’s a local at Joey K’s . This happy little cafe is known for its mouthwatering Creole eats and 18-oz. beers in frosted mugs.

Address: 3001 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115

Camellia Grill The counter seating and vintage uniforms inspire a retro feel at the iconic Camellia Grill, where things haven’t changed much since the restaurant’s opening in 1946. Don’t leave without trying a slice of Chocolate Pecan Pie!

Address: 626 S Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118

Slim Goodies Diner Locally owned and locally loved, Slim Goodies is a funky little diner that is vegetarian-friendly and knockout delicious. Purple walls and leather diner-style seating perfectly complement a menu of omelets, eggs, hashbrowns, etouffee, and other classic NOLA breakfast favorites.

Address: 3322 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115

Stein’s Market & Deli Stein’s Market and Deli is a Jewish and Italian deli in the Lower Garden District. Go to Stein’s for traditional New Orleans sandwiches and specialty items. Tip: Snag a breakfast sandwich served all day.

Address: 2207 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130

Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar It’s all in the name: Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar is a cut above the rest. Here you can get seafood with Creole flair in a sunny little space, topped off with views of St. Charles Avenue.

Address: 4338 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115

Commander’s Palace Worth the required advanced reservations, Commander’s Palace is hands down the best fine dining restaurant in The Garden District. Established in 1893, the Palace has earned its title as one of the city’s most haunted sites and one of the best places to get tasty, authentic Creole food.

Address: 1403 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130

Atchafalaya Restaurant Another example of fine Louisiana dining, Atchafalaya Restaurant is set in a rustic yet elegant cottage. Take one Bloody Mary and one order of Shrimp n Grits, and call us tomorrow.

Address: 901 Louisiana Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115

Gracious Bakery Need a quick bite to eat or breakfast? Pop into gracious bakery. They are known for their delicious pastries, cakes, bread, sandwiches, and coffee. They use high-quality ingredients and traditional baking techniques to create their products, and they offer a variety of gluten-free and vegan options as well. Their cafes are cozy and welcoming, making them great places to grab breakfast or lunch, meet up with friends, or work on a laptop.

Address: 2854 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115

Turkey and the Wolf

Looking for a traditional American comfort food check out Turkey and the Wolf Address: 739 Jackson Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130-4937

Drinks in the Garden District

After all that walking, you’ll need a drink to cool off. What better time to try one of New Orleans cocktails? Some drinks like Sazerac, the Hurricane, Vieux Carre, and the French 75 were born right here in the Big Easy! Other notable drinks include Bloody Marys, Ramos Gin Fizz, and Grasshopper. Here’s where to drink in the Garden District-

Columns is a great place to grab a cocktail.

Courtyard Brewery Folks head to Courtyard Brewery for its tasting room, perfect for beer connoisseurs. This brewery is an all-around great place to hang out, and the vibes here are inclusive, laidback, and welcoming. Specialties at Courtyard include a 3-barrel brewing system, IPAs, and Saisons.

Address: 1160 Camp St, New Orleans, LA 70130

Parasol’s We love Parasol’s, a dive bar with Cajun food and a locally-famous Roast Beef’ Po-boy. A block away from Magazine Street, Parasol’s is low-key all years, except for during their legendary St. Patty’s Day parties.

Address: 2533 Constance St, New Orleans, LA 70130

The Columns Classy but not stuffy, The Columns Restaurant & Bar inside the hotel of the same name is a favorite Garden District meeting spot. The Italianate mansion’s moody charm and craft cocktails make for great photo backdrops and good times.

Address: 3811 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115

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Wander and wonder on Wednesday and Thursday nights! Slow down, smell the roses, and watch the sun dip behind the mountains. Meet friends for a drink at Filoli's bar or relax on the lawn with your family. Dine from a local food truck as acoustic tunes drift through the air.

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Filoli is a vibrant landscape of the Bay Area, situated on the unceded ancestral lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone, in Woodside, California. Filoli is dedicated to connecting our rich history with a vibrant future through beauty, nature and shared stories, and we invite you to learn more about our story here!

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Spectacular Summer

June 1 – september 30.

From colourful florals in the day to subtle plays of light and shadow in the evening, summer offers breathtaking drama as day fades into night.

Our Summer at a Glance provides a snapshot of our daily operations to help you plan your visit this summer season.

• Summer Firework Saturdays

Saturday evenings in July and August, bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy our world-class firework show with your friends and family. Each show features original aerial and ground displays choreographed to music and designed by Jennie Butchart’s great-grandson Christopher Ross. Fireworks are included with your admission to The Gardens.

Fireworks are presented under permit after weekly consultation with the Central Saanich Fire Department and may be cancelled due to extreme weather. Admission tickets are non-refundable, but retain their value and can be used at a later date. Please check back for updates.

How long is the Firework display?

The show is approximately 30 minutes in length, set to music and is a combination of aerial and ground structure displays.

When should we arrive? Am I able to leave and come back later?

Readmission is not permitted on Firework Saturdays, so we suggest that you arrive in the afternoon.   Entertainment will begin on our Concert Lawn stage 3 hours prior to Fireworks show time.   We have many Food Services options and a Seed & Gift Store to peruse to also help wile away the time.  Should you wish to visit with us the next day, when the gardens may be quieter, you can purchase a single next day readmission for an additional $3.70 tax included.  You must also present your original admission ticket which our staff will collect from you upon re-entry.

How long does it take to exit after the Fireworks show?

Exiting can take upwards of 30 minutes.

May we bring our own lawn chairs and blankets for the fireworks?

You are welcome to bring your lawn chair (all varieties permitted), and set it up in the clearly designated ‘lawn chair section’ on the Fireworks Viewing Lawn.   We ask that blankets not be unfolded until after 4pm as they can trap heat underneath them, and damage the lawns.  After 4pm, visitors can set out their blankets to reserve their spot and then continue on to enjoy the Gardens until closer to showtime.  We have wooden benches set out on our Concert Lawn that you are welcome to use while enjoying the stage entertainment prior to the fireworks.

Do you allow outside food and drinks?

Outside food is allowed during your visit, however, alcoholic beverages are not permitted.

Do you allow picnics within the gardens?

There are two picnic tables located close to our Information Centre (if you ask a staff member there, they will point them out to you).  Additionally, we have several picnic tables in the green spaces of our parking lots.  Picnicking on the grassy areas/lawns within the Gardens is not permitted except for the Concert Lawn and Fireworks Viewing Lawn.  Please note that BBQs are not permitted.

What happens if the forecast is for rain or inclement weather?

As the fireworks are an outdoor event, they are subjected to the elements.  Rain and wind may result in small changes to the performance, but the show will go on! We will have complimentary umbrellas and ‘bum mats’ available for visitors to use and we recommend wearing warm, waterproof clothing on these evenings.

May I bring my pet on Firework Saturdays?

We strongly recommend that you do not bring your pets as they can be very frightened and distressed by fireworks.  The temperature is often too warm during the summer months to leave your pet in your vehicle and doing so can upset other visitors whom become concerned for your pet’s safety.

Is my 12 Month Pass valid of Firework Saturdays?

Admission restrictions apply on Firework Saturdays. 12 Month Passes are not valid after 4:00pm on Firework Saturdays days. 12 Month Pass holders who arrive for a daytime visit on a Firework Saturday will be charged our full Adult rate which will be fully refunded if they depart by 4:00pm. Pass holders will be parked at the south end of the Bus Parking Lot and must enter and exit The Gardens through the Turnstiles. Please note that close parking will not be available on these days.

Heighten your fireworks experience with seating in the private viewing area. Enjoy close parking, and reserved seating. Subject to availability.

RATES Adult : $275 Youth: $255 Child: $238 Rates in Canadian dollars  include  tax.

Please call 250-652-4422 ext 320 to reserve.

Entertainment

Evenings throughout July and August, you can take in a live performance from our outdoor stage on the Concert Lawn. Nestled amidst lush trees, the stage plays host to a variety of performers. Summer concerts are included with your admission ticket.

2024 Summer Entertainment performances Wednesday through Saturday evenings.

Night Illuminations

June 1 – September 15

Wednesday to Sunday evenings as dusk settles, thousands of subtle lights transform The Gardens into a magical wonderland, showcasing an artistic display of light and shadow.

In full bloom

Summer welcomes colourful Delphiniums, setting the stage for our Rose Garden. Once the Delphiniums have finished blooming, we find our rhythm, a pattern of deadheading Roses, replanting flower beds and dispersing insects to help control pests. Over 900 varieties of plants are grown for our summer gardens alone with an emphasis on floral beauty and colour.

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We invite you to join us on a leisurely stroll through the stunning " Garden District " of New Orleans . See the stomping ground of authors, poets, movie stars, artists, and sports legends such as Anne Rice , John Goodman, and Archie Manning, including the Benjamin Button House and home to the "Coven" in American Horror Story as well as many mysterious and loved fictional characters. 

Enjoy the towering southern live oak trees, magnificent crepe myrtles, and the stunning magnolias that some have said make walking tours through the garden district neighborhood akin to walking through a fairy tale. Learn the deep and rich history of the area and how it fits into the overall story of New Orleans, including the jealousy and mistrust that led to the "new money" of the "garish" Americans trying to show up the splendor and glory of the "old money" Europeans on the other side of town.

Points of Interests

On your tour to the Garden district, you will enjoy seeing the following locations: 

Garden District Anne Rice House/House on 1st Street/Mayfair Mansion Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 Commander's Palace Garden District Book Shop Magazine Street St. Charles Avenue

TOUR THE LAFAYETTE CEMETERY

Along with your garden district walking tour, you will also get a chance to visit the oldest Municipal Cemetery in New Orleans , Lafayette #1, the site of filming for many famous movies and TV shows, including Interview with a Vampire and Double Jeopardy. Learn about New Orleans’ above-ground burial practices, and join us in some gossip about dead people!

** Note: Lafayette Cemetery is closed on Municipal Holidays such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Labor Day. The tour will not include the cemetery on those holidays.

Tour Information

  WHEN :   Everyday 10am

  LENGTH :   2 hours

  STARTS FROM:  INSIDE Starbucks Coffee located at 2801 Magazine St (corner of Magazine and Washington Streets)

  ENDS AT:  1403 Washington Ave

  DISTANCE:   1 mile

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Fun French Quarter Walking tours led by Master Storytellers. Choose from our Ghost & Vampire walking tour, Garden District walking tour, Tour Tremé or Saints and Sinners: a Dirty little French Quarter History tour. Who knew history could be so much fun? All tours are about one hour forty-five minutes, walking distance is just under one mile. Bring your camera (and your friends), wear comfortable shoes, and be prepared to have fun! Established in 2006. Locally owned and operated. We love entertaining you and it shows. Join us for the best walking tours New Orleans has to offer. Book online for $22 per person and you receive a discount of $3 per ticket! (Regularly $25 per person).

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Hakone Annual Toro Nagashi

Lantern Floating Ceremony

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Now available! Purchase tickets for Lantern Floating Ceremony . (No walk-in tickets will be available)

The CEC exhibition Traditional Japanese Carpentry ended on Sunday June 23. We are setting up t he next CEC exhibition is Ukiyo-e, featuring the artwork of Yuki Canton. Please check back.

Photography at Hakone

Hakone is beautiful in every season and photography for personal use is encouraged. However, a photography permit is required if you plan to use the gardens as a backdrop for your photo shoot. See Visitor Info  or email the events office for more information.

About Hakone Estate and Gardens

One of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s premier sites and 100 years old, Hakone is one of the old Japanese estate, retreat and gardens in the Western Hemisphere.  Hakone has also been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2013. 18 acres of magnificent beauty is nestled in the verdant hills of Saratoga overlooking Silicon Valley.

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Thrilling zip line adventure over the natural reserve, just in the heart of Manuel Antonio

Jungle Day Tour

This guided tour through our stunning wildlife refuge is an unforgettable experience

Jungle Night Tour

When the night arrives, the whole forest change,  and this tour is about it.

Butterflies & Crocs

 You can enjoy the butterfly garden and the Crocodile Lagoon with 14 rescued crocs

Thrilling zip line adventure above the natural reserve, just in the heart of Manuel Antonio.

• 16 tree platforms
• 2 Elevated anchored river platform
• 1 Suspended platform
• 2 Nature jungle trails
• 4 suspension bridges
• 100 foot waterfall rappel (optional)
• 1 Landing Platform (Right at Manuel Antonio main road)

· Butterfly Garden

· Crocodile Lagoon

We have it all!

Time: 8:00am | 11:00am | 2:00pm

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For you to discover on an secure ambience, the way our wildlife handles both in day and night

Certified Guides

Will lead you into the magic of our wilderness and the great biological connections.

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Our park offers the perfect plan for the whole family!, children under 4 years old don´t pay for Day, Night or Butterflies and Crocs Tours.

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Located right at manuel antonio..

SUKIA PARK  is a natural refuge, where conservation and education is our primary focus.

We have a large butterfly garden and area for rescued crocodiles. We invite you to explore our trails, waterfall, animal life and learn more about our commitment to the environment.

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• Short or long lightweight pants
• Lightweight waterproof jacket during green season
• Water bottle

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Loves this place! A local friend took us there. It felt like a special secret gem . The Butterflies were incredible

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Such a magical place. Great tour!! Do not hesitate to visit it. You will love how much you can learn about Costa Rican's biodiversity.

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The best part of our visit was the 2-hour night tour through the rainforest

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We routinely drive by this location and have talked about going and trying it for so long now since I've never had curry pizza in general, and last week I finally got the chance to! We got the Tandoori Chicken Pizza and the Curry Veggie Delight Pizza. Both were very tasty! I personally liked the tandoori chicken better, there was so much flavor! The thin crust was also very crispy and crunchy, but not hard. Staff was also very friendly and helpful--we called ahead with questions on some of the dietary restrictions (note: the vegan cheese does NOT contain any nut products)--and the staff was very kind in helping us and answering our questions. I would definitely recommend Curry Pizza House, especially the Sunnyvale location!

We've been a fan of Curry Pizza House around the East Bay, so knowing how consistent their food usually is we decided to try their Sunnyvale location for the first time! I placed an order for to go online via their website. We ordered the Tandoori Chicken Pizza and the Desi Sticks. Both were good! Things that could've been better: desi sticks were a little dry and toasty on the exterior, and the chicken on the tandoori pizza were just huuuge and kept falling off of the pizza with every bite. Otherwise, the flavor profiles were all there! As far as ambiance goes, the location here is just okay. It's probably more ideal for grab and gos, as there's only 1-2 tables. There was a homeless man sleeping riiight outside the entrance / against the window of the business too lol. The service could've been better in general too. Unsure if I'd come back to this location, but eh it made for a decent dinner (plus they're open late!).

Unfortunately, our large half and half pizza that cost us almost $50 through uber eats lacked any Indian flavor. we got half butter chicken and half shahi paneer. It tasted like a cheese american pizza. Veggies, chicken, or paneer lacked any flavor. It was a decent size that could be split among 4 people if it tasted good. Seeing all the great reviews is what made me order. Maybe it was a difference from ordering via uber eats?? But we won't be back.

Really good pizza! We got the chicken masala and it was very filling and delicious for two people, plus got an orange soda. We ordered pickup and it came just in time as we arrived so we ate indoors. It was a Monday night so it was nearly empty with music and music videos playing on the screen. Each table has plenty of napkins and the employee was also nice, asking if we needed plates. Would come again for a pizza craving!

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Worst managed place. There's never anyone at the counter to receive customers, nobody answers phone calls ever. The staff cannot figure out why a coupon doesn't work or why I can't use my reward points. They would tell me 25 mins on phone, I reach after 30 mins and still they would keep me waiting for 15 mins. You cant speak to anyone because the staff is in the kitchen.

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Great-tasting curry pizza in the South Bay-- it was my first time trying it in the area! The owner was very helpful from the moment we walked in. My party visibly had been struggling what to chose for our order and he was very patient. We ended up ordering a half and half 1/2 Gourmet veggie 1/2 Butter chicken Both selections were nice and airy bread, buttery to the bite, and loaded with great flavor! Definitely have this added to my bookmarks for revisiting! Pictures to be included next time.

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The guy running this place is a total jerk. He has zero experience in customer service and doesn't know how to use the POS system. I had many reward points in my accounts but wasn't able to use those and this guy just shrugged it off like I was asking him for a free pizza. Another day I asked him if my coupon was applied on the order and his response was "What coupon?". Then after some argument, I noticed on his POS that the coupon was applied. He simply had to look at his screen and say yes but he is too dumb for that. The person is also extremely rude and doesn't answer any question straight. He would keep throwing excuses like "its very busy today" or "i'm the only one working" but not once accept his mistake. They need to find somebody else who has some basic training for how to manage customers.

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Take one look at Google and you’ll see that the list of night-blooming flowers (of the fragrant or non-fragrant varieties, as well as those with brief lifespans or enduring ones) is lengthy and hard to navigate. If you’re looking for the definitive answer to what the best night-bloomers are for elevating your midnight garden to Shakespearean levels, we’ve got you covered—just in time for the peak of summer .

“With the idea of people’s gardens becoming an additional room for living, why not increase your ability to enjoy a garden after dark by planting things that can entice you into the night air?” Hachadourian asks. “What better place to be lounging than in a cool garden in the evening, drink in hand, enjoying the fragrance of these blooms after dark?”

We could not agree more. With invaluable input from four floral designers and horticulture experts, here’s a guide to the top 10 flowers that bloom at night. Get ready for your outdoor space to look like a Pinterest board (you can thank us later).

Casa Blanca Lily

The Casa Blanca lily ( lilium 'Casa Blanca' ) is an overachiever: It’s one of those rare night-bloomers that does just as well in a garden setting as in a bespoke bouquet arrangement. The hybrid perennial starts from an onion-like bulb and grows to develop huge, pure white petals; tall stems; reddish anthers (the pollen-bearing structures in their middles); and an intense, unforgettable fragrance. Lindsay Irwin , lead floral designer at PlantShed New York and owner of a Brooklyn-based floral company , says caring for Casa Blanca lilies (which she calls true “bang for your buck” flowers) is not as low-maintenance as it seems. “A tip is definitely cutting [the anthers] out. I will usually put the lilies upside down over a trash can and use a fork to get all the pollen,” Irwin says. To ensure the maximum number of blooms open on any given lily stem, Irwin suggests cutting off the ones already in full bloom: Then, according to her, the energy will go from the stem to the not-yet-bloomed flowers and increase the likelihood of opening. Note that, whether you choose to plant your Casa Blancas in the soil or plop them in a vase, their blossoms are toxic to pets—so keep Fido away while enjoying them yourself.

There’s no wonder brands from Diptyque to Jo Malone have “tapped” this flower and put it in a fragrance bottle—the tuberose (aka Agave amica ) is a mid-summer bloomer that loves its sun (same) and has a smell that sits at the intersection of sweet and spicy. While, according to Lindsay Irwin, tuberose might not have as much of what she calls “heroine power” or main character energy as its Casa Blanca lily counterpart, she thinks it's a very unique “secondary flower.” Tuberose blooms’ star shape makes them great for indoor arrangements, especially when properly color graded in a bouquet. “One of my favorite things to do as a [floral] designer is to have colors blend into each other. I love having blush flowers with white flowers, but then also having touches of light green and a more pigmented pink.” We see a tuberose, craspedia , and Bells of Ireland bouquet collab in your near future.

Gardenias ( Gardenia jasminoides ) are night-bloomers with one of the most intense scents in the game. Thanks to their waxy, dark green leaves and strikingly white petals (do you notice a color trend here?), they aren’t exactly what you’d call “background blooms.” Jean-Pascal Lemire , an L.A.-based master of florals who we interviewed back in 2019, says his floral studio never mixes the gardenia with anything else. “It's too precious to be mixed. We’d rather have a beautiful bowl with water and let the gardenias float on top,” he tells us.

Lemire also gives some vital words of advice for freshly minted gardenia fans: “When you touch it without gloves, the oil on your fingers will make the gardenia brown,” Lemire says. “It starts pure white, and then in two, three days, it gets to be a very buttery yellow—that's when you know it's at the end [of its lifespan], but this is also the time when it smells the most.” Gardenias love their moist soil and work overtime to attract moths (hence their scent, which seduces insects and humans alike).

New York Botanical Garden’s Marc Hachadourian surprised us when he revealed that night-blooming jasmine ( Cestrum nocturnum ) is a member of the tomato family, of all things. “When jasmine blooms, most people don't notice the flowers. They're kind of inconspicuous, but at night the fragrance is so strong that it can drive you out of the room!” Hachadourian says, describing the heavy, syrupy scent jasmine is known for. “When you tell people it's these tiny green things [emitting the smell], they're in shock that something so small could be so powerful.”

Flowering Tobacco

Nicotiana alata flowers, commonly known as flowering tobacco, share characteristics with a pack of Marlboros in name only. They smell absolutely heavenly at night… and only at night. “Quite often during the day [Nicotiana] has no detectable fragrance, but at night, it could practically knock you over,” Hachadourian says.

Part of NYBG’s plant collection , this flower is better suited for gardens and greenhouses than for the inside of your home. According to Gardens Illustrated , it has brittle, clingy leaves that you must separate slowly and carefully—as well as an urge to spread out that makes it underperform when pot-bound. Nicotianas are notable magnets for hummingbirds, so be sure to grab your camera when observing them next.

Moonflowers ( Ipomoea alba ) are the delicate, “night owlish” cousins of morning glories—limited-time-only attractions whose moth and bat-attracting blooms last but a night. “[The moonflower] is a vine,” says Jim Sutton, senior horticultural display designer at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania. “The only drawback is you have to let the vine grow quite a bit before it flowers, but once it starts to flower, it will continue to do so until the weather starts to get cold. If you had a trellis or an arbor, it would be a wonderful plant to have there.”

As a tropical flower, the moonflower adores bright light and heat, meaning “the indoor home environment generally is not conducive to good flowering,” according to Sutton. Moonflowers, like most other night-bloomers on our list, are commonly white (pictured here are the related Ipomoea indica blue blooms). Sutton says this is a strategic choice tailored to pollinators who like the color, along with the heat and fragrance emitted by the flowers.

Angel's Trumpet

Part of the nightshade family, Angel’s trumpets ( Brugmansia ) have bell-like blooms that can make a tropical paradise out of any outdoor or indoor space (yes, you can bring these babies inside). “This is more of a tropical shrub," Sutton says. “It flourishes in the heat of the summer and has long flowers that hang down in all kinds of colors, from yellow to pink to white.”

Being the heavy feeders that they are, Angel’s trumpets take hydration very seriously. Watering them regularly is a must (especially in indoor setups), and the soil should be well-draining, per Martha Stewart . Sutton is an advocate for achieving the proper placement, light exposure, and soil quality for any given plant. He thus recommends you "plant [Angel’s trumpets] at a good depth, in rich, organic soil that gets plenty of sunlight.”

Amazon Water Lily

This one is for those of us out there with water gardens and ponds in their backyard (jealous!). The Amazon water lily ( Victoria amazonica ) is expert Marc Hachadourian’s all-time favorite night-bloomer, not only because of its smell (“like an overripe pineapple,” he remarks) but also its enchanting pollination story. “Beetles come after dark, they get held in the flower during the day, and they get released the next evening into the night air. It's kind of this fascinating biology of that particular species, showing the wonderful and intricate relationships that plants have with their pollinators.”

Hachadourian designs NYBG’s famous water lily pools and loves incorporating the Amazon water lily; after all, the garden hosts many evening events in which only this particular kind of plant can become the star of the show once the sun goes down. “This wouldn't be the first time that people plant what they call ‘moon gardens,’ in which you have either night-fragrance plants, white flowers, or combinations of silver foliages,” Hachadourian says. “It was a popular thing for a while: for people to plant gardens that could be appreciated by moonlight.” This lily's pads measure up to eight feet across , so only invest in it if your pond is big big.

Mock Orange

With a scent similar to orange blossoms, this deciduous shrub (scientific name: Philadelphus coronarius ) has adorably cup-shaped, four-petaled flowers that come alive in the early summer. Rich with nectar, they’re great for keeping outdoors if you’re interested in creating your very own pollinator garden. However, snipping off some blooms for an impromptu bouquet is not a crime (especially when they’re artfully arranged in your space and make you happy). Jean-Pascal Lemire urges everyone to keep these flowers—and pretty much any other ones you place indoors—away from drafts and in a cool environment to prevent them from sweating (“basically, the conditions you have during the summer when you lower your blinds”). “When flowers sweat, they use energy for that. That's how the pedals start ruffling, and then it goes downhill from there. So the cooler it is [in your home], the longer they're going to stay alive,” Lemire says.

Queen of the Night Cactus

Succulent fans, assemble! Queen of the Night's ( Cereus hildmannianus ) flowers open after dark and fade in a matter of hours, but, in the meantime, it manages to flaunt intricate geometric blooms often compared to those of orchids (according to Planet Neutral , which shares that “shady, warm, and humid spots replicating their tropical forest habitat” are this cactus’s best friends). “When it comes to houseplants, most people kill them with kindness by overwatering them,” Jim Sutton says, advising a Goldilocks approach to making sure they're hydrated. These particular cacti bloom only once a year (in June or July, usually), so it’s a good thing you don’t need to reserve front row tickets, months in advance, to witness this stunning natural spectacle.

Stacia Datskovska, Assistant Digital Editor at ELLE DECOR, covers design, decor, and architecture—with an eye towards trends and culture at large. She has previously written for USA Today, the Boston Globe, Teen Vogue, Apartment Therapy, and more.

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