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Las Noches de las Luminarias

Desert Botanical Garden

November 24-December 23, 2006

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The 29th Annual Las Noches de las Luminarias offers guests 19 nights of enchanted beauty. Thousands of hand-lit luminarias provide a warm and inviting setting for friends and family to spend a cheerful holiday evening together. Take a journey through the Garden's golden-lit paths and enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, savor delicious cuisine prepared by Fabulous Food Catering, sample exquisite wines, or delight in a warm cup of cocoa or cider. Complete your night by shopping for distinctive holiday gifts in the Garden's gift and plant shops. Las Noches de las Luminarias is a unique Southwest holiday tradition not to be missed. Ticket Information: Member Pricing is available online! Please have your Membership ID number ready when checking out. Members are able to purchase multiple tickets at member prices.

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  Tickets: Members: $14/Adults, $7/Children (Ages 3-12), Non-Members: $16/Adults, $8/Children (ages 3-12)

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• Dates & Times

  Dates:
  November 24-December 23, 2006

  Times:
  Wednesday-Sunday 5:30pm-9:30pm

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  Desert Botanical Garden

  1201 North Galvin Parkway Phoenix, AZ 85008

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  Phoenix

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  • Event Name: Las Noches de las Luminarias
    "Disappointed with this year's trip to the garden"
    Review posted by: Bobbi Reilly from Phoenix, AZ, Dec 21, 2006
    

    This year we took a guest and were quite disappointed. The food was cold and mediocre quality, but fairly expensive. There seemed to be more interest in taking meal tickets than providing good food.... Expand

    This year we took a guest and were quite disappointed. The food was cold and mediocre quality, but fairly expensive. There seemed to be more interest in taking meal tickets than providing good food. There seemed to be little in terms of entertainment. In years past, the place seemed so alive. Anyway, enjoyed the flute, the bells and the barbershop quartet very much. Could not see at one other location, and there was only one other thing....the Latin music. Much to do about so little. So, we left. I think the volunteers on the path also realized that there was simply not that much to see and enjoy. Collapse

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