Taylor Garland 2022-12-07 09:17:19
As the sun goes down, glorious displays of light twinkle and shine through the darkness. Enjoy the many ways to let the sparks fly with these spectacular events and cultural experiences throughout the state and throughout the year. WaterFire, held in May and September in downtown Sharon, boasts artistic displays of fire on the Shenango River, along with an artisan market, food vendors, and entertainment. May through October, stand back in awe at the Illuminated Fountain Performances at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, where you can awaken your senses to brilliant lights and dynamic music. Also in the summer, blaze your way to the Chinese Lantern Festival in Philadelphia to experience brilliant lantern displays, a 200-foot-long illuminated dragon, and stunning performances throughout Franklin Square. When the temperatures drop and the daylight dwindles, let your heart be light during the holiday season at the Hersheypark Christmas Candylane in Hershey. With animated light displays, holiday rides and coasters, and, of course, chocolate, the entire family will sparkle. For year-round opportunities to light up your imagination, discover themed laser shows set to your favorite music at Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh. For more things merry and bright, visit the Winter Light spectacular at Lehigh Zoo in Schnecksville. Delight in twinkle lights, Santa sightings, and s’more fun for the entire family. One good turn deserves another, so keep the lanterns lit at The night Lights Lantern Fest at Long Pond’s Pocono Raceway in September.
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