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Flashlight Nights 2021
DATE: Saturdays | June 5 - Sept. 4
TIME: Reservations Required | 7 - 9 p.m.
PRICE: Included with General Admission
Adults: $14.95 | Children: $9.95 | Members: Free
New This Year
- 2 Busy Bees, Honey
- Azteca Traditions Artisanal Crafts & Food
- Emily’s Grandma 01, Mixed Media, Handmade home décor
- MamaDecor, Hand made horse shoe decorations
- Designer Soap Works LLC, Hand crafted, locally made all natural bar soaps
- Esmeralda Joyeria Fina, Jewelry
Please bring your own flashlight from home.
A bar is available at Ottosen Entry Garden and will accept only credit and debit payment.
The Garden Shop will be open until 8pm.
Online reservations are required and are limited to 50 guests every 30 minutes. Last admission is 8:30 p.m.
We want you to enjoy the Garden and be safe, please remember:
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Face masks are required for all indoor spaces and outdoors when social distancing is not possible. Thank you for cooperating, we are all in this together.
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The Garden has implemented a one-way entry and exit route, which is designed to promote social distancing guidelines.
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You are required to maintain a physical distance of 6 feet from visitors not in your party at all times.
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Hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the Garden.
Painting with Light Photos:
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