Name: Cape Fear Botanical Garden's Holiday Lights in the Garden
Uploaded: 2023-12-07T11:36:48-0500
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Description: Take the short drive to Fayetteville to find acres of holiday lights among the beauty and serenity of Cape Fear Botanical Garden.

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Take the short drive to Fayetteville to find acres of holiday lights among the beauty and serenity of Cape Fear Botanical Garden.

DIRTY. COME CHECK IT OUT. >> HOLIDAY LIGHTS IS MY FAVORITE TIME OF WE TRANSFORM THE GARDEN TO BRIGHT WITH LIGHTS. AND IT'S JUST A MAGICAL PLACE THAT NIGHT. MY NAME IS SHEILA HENRY. I'M DIRECTOR PROGRAMMING GUEST SERVICES AND AS MARKETING DIRECTOR. I'VE ALWAYS WANTED OUR COMMUNITY TO FEEL LIKE THIS IS YOUR GARDENS. >> YOUR GARDEN, YOUR DESTINATIONS. SO I WANT THIS TO BE YOUR HOLIDAY TRADITION. WE NEED PLACES TO ESCAPE. HOLIDAY LIGHTS IS WHERE YOU NEED TO BE THERE. SOMETHING PEACEFUL ABOUT IT YET IS FULL OF ENERGY. WE NEED PLACES LIKE YES. SO NOT ONLY DURING THE SUMMER AT NIGHT, BUT THE GARDEN IS OPEN 360 DAYS A YEAR FOR PEOPLE TO COME IN THIS CASE. AND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SEEING THE GUARD AND THE DAYTIME AND THEN SEEING AT NIGHT, IT REALLY IS A FANTASY >> ONE OF THE GREAT THINGS ABOUT THE CBN IS GETTING TO INTERACT WITH DIFFERENT PEOPLE. AND IT'S FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE. AND IT'S WONDERFUL TO SEE GRANDCHILDREN WITH THEIR GRANDPARENTS OR FRIENDS THAT ARE TOGETHER. I'M CHRIS HOFFMAN AND I AM THE CEO OF THE KICKER. THE TENANT. IT'S IT'S A LITTLE BIT OVERWHELMING WHEN YOU SEE THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT WE HAVE. THAT COME THROUGH ON IN AN EFFORT TO SET A NEW WORLD RECORD THIS YEAR. WE HAD OVER 15,000 PEOPLE THAT CAME OUT, WHICH WAS A RECORD ATTENDANCE FOR US. SO WE'RE LOOKING TO CONTINUE TO MATCH THAT. AND WHO KNOWS. WE MIGHT ALSO BE THAT THIS NEXT YEAR. >> CHECK THIS OUT. DECEMBER OF 2023 WILL SAVE YOU A SPOT. MAKE SURE YOU COME BACK BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN THE GARDEN.

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