Galaxy Lights at Space Center Houston is introducing its first Low Sensory Night, offering a calmer, relaxed atmosphere for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the Autism Spectrum.
The season of lights, holiday shopping and caroling is fast upon us and one of the city’s most lavish light displays, Galaxy Lights, is returning to Space Center Houston with mesmerizing celestial displays.
The holiday season is here and a family favorite is checking out all of the holiday lights across the city. This year Reliant has two events they want you to see. Think Instagram worthy photos with all the twinkling lights and music your merry heart desires. Houston Life’s Melanie Camp headeddown I-45 South to the Houston Botanic Garden and Space Center Houston to check things out.
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The season of lights, holiday shopping and caroling is fast upon us and one of the city’s most lavish light displays, Galaxy Lights, is returning to Space Center Houston with out-of-this-world displays. Galaxy Lights consists of several of indoor and outdoor light displays composed of hundreds of thousands of lights. All tickets include admission to Space Center Houston. Space Center Houston asks guests to allocate 90 minutes for their visit. EventsSpace Center Houston will host several events revolving around its Galaxy Lights display, including a member preview night (Nov. 13) and Galaxy Lights Overnight (Nov. 21, Dec. 5).