Moody Gardens’ Festival of Lights in Galveston canceled for Saturday night
HOUSTON – Due to inclement weather, Moody Gardens Attractions in Galveston will close Saturday at 4 p.m. The Festival of Lights and all other attractions are canceled for Saturday night. Tickets may be used any other remaining night through January 2 without any updated reservation, according to Moody Gardens. Moody Gardens is expected to reopen Sunday, weather permitting, including opening at noon on Christmas Day. Other canceled holiday eventsHouston Zoo LightsThe Freedman’s Town Farmer’s MarketDiscovery Green Ice RinkSugar Land Holiday Lights
Moody Gardens opens Festival of Lights and other holiday attractions in Galveston
GALVESTON, Texas – The official start of the holiday season is now underway in Galveston. The Holiday in the Gardens kicked off at Moody Gardens on Saturday evening. Several attractions are now open at Moody Gardens, including the arctic slide, train ride and the Festival of Lights, a 1-mile trail with over two million lights with themed displays. The 4D theater is also showing “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.”HAPPY HOLIDAYS: ‘Holiday in the Gardens’ kicks off at @MoodyGardens in Galveston, the holiday season officially Underway pic.twitter.com/bMPlNQQ0Rj — KPRC2Jonathan (@KPRC2Jonathan) November 22, 2020Safety protocols including social distancing and mask requirements are in place this holiday season to ensure the safety of the families and staff during this annual tradition.
Hanukkah: Everything you need to know about the Jewish holiday
Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that lasts for eight nights, usually in November or December. But many people might not know the rich history and tradition that goes along with the Jewish festival. Rabbinic tradition states the victorious Maccabees could only find an amount of oil to keep the commemorative Menorah lit for one night. However, the Menorah miraculously stayed lit for eight nights.The most common tradition of Hanukkah is the lighting of a commemorative menorah. Many families will give out presents during Hanukkah, usually with one given each night of the holiday.
abc13.comHanukkah Pop-Up Bar in Chicago Celebrates '8 Crazy Nights'
'Tis the season -- and that means plenty of pop-up bars! Often, you'll see a Christmas theme. But one Chicago bar is all in on the "Festival of Lights," Hanukkah!The pop-up bar called 8 Crazy Nights is open at the Graystone Tavern in the Wrigleyville neighborhood.Co-Owner Kyle Bagley said they wanted the name of the pop-up bar to connote fun. "We created a special drink menu as well as a special food menu," Bagley said.The bar is serving up boozy jelly doughnuts, matzo ball soup, latkes and other festive drinks.
abc13.com5 holiday attractions to experience at Moody Gardens
Looking for a fun spot to bring the family during the holidays? Head on down to Galveston Island to experience the holidays at Moody Gardens with Ice Land, Festival of Lights, Outdoor Ice Skating, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 4D and Cirque Joyeux Dinner & Show. Plus, you can find discounts to attractions on their website, including pricing that starts as low as $8.95 and special packages for stays at Moody Gardens Hotel. Copyright 2019 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
5 attractions to visit this holiday season at Moody Gardens | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2
Looking for a fun spot to bring the family during the holidays? Head on down to Galveston Island to experience the holidays at Moody Gardens with Ice Land, Festival of Lights, Outdoor Ice Skating,... Copyright 2019 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
Dickinson's Festival of Lights cancelled over bridge safety issues
DICKINSON, Texas (KTRK) -- The planned construction of a bridge in Dickinson has led the organizers of the city's Festival of Lights to cancel the historic light show.On Sept. 28, Dickinson Festival of Lights Society, Inc. announced that the show would not be set up at the Paul Hopkins Park this season, but will resume next year.The committee said the cancellation was due to the construction of a new bridge, which prompted safety issues by the board of directors.The Festival of Lights show is set to return on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020. "We appreciate everyone's support for this endeavor and look forward to seeing you for the 2020 season," president of the Dickinson Festival of Lights Society Ken Suderman said in a press release.Many residents took to the committee's Facebook page to voice their concerns. "This festival is something we look forward to every year. So sad it's not happening this year," Facebook user Dulce Belman said. We will miss it for sure," another Facebook user said.
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