This will mark the first time that anything of the sort has been available at the garden, and is set to create a magical festive feeling. The various light displays that will illuminate the garden when night falls will shine a colourful spotlight on many of its beautiful features, including the glasshouse range, the lake and the fountain.
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The director of CUBG, Professor Beverly Glover, told the Cambridge Independent that everyone who worked there was thrilled at the prospect of lighting up the winter season. She stated that it had been in the works for years, only for the pandemic to delay things.
Glover went on to say:
“We hope that this exciting new experience will be a wonderful way for all the family to explore the garden after dark, provide a fun night out with friends, or a beautiful new romantic experience in the city centre.”
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