While in Miami on business this holiday season, make your way to the first-ever NightGarden. Illuminating Miami’s Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden by night, guests enjoy vibrant light displays; fun mazes; innovative technology, including special effects; sculptures; and holograms — to name a few.

NightGarden displays, Miami © Kilburn Media

On display Nov. 23–Jan. 6, 2019, the uniquely beautiful NightGarden adds a new nightlife attraction for guests seeking entertainment, photo ops, local artisans and incredible cuisine.

Ideal for all ages, locals and tourists, the new NightGarden is a great place to visit on your own, with clients or family, depending on the occasion. Spanning 23 acres of Fairchild’s vast terrain, the limited-time event brings a bit of whimsy to the botanic garden. Expect the young-at-heart to be racing through neon mazes, posing by the growing dandelion field, enjoying some friendly competition during scavenger hunts and a variety of creative surprises.

Knowing the Fairchild’s reputation for local events and impressive showcases, guests can easily expect an impressive lineup of vendors, offering Miami-based cuisine and cocktails. The non-profit organization, established in 1938, is now in its 80^th year and is no novice to producing an exciting showcase.

The full lineup of eateries will be announced Nov. 1, but guests heading to the area should purchase tickets in advance. NightGarden will be open seven nights a week, 6–10 p.m., during the week and until 11 p.m., weekends. Presale tickets to be available for $20–28.

NightGarden, Miami © Kilburn Media