Friday, January 3, 2025

Getting into the festive spirit

Here at Lincolnshire Today, we’re already getting into the festive spirit, and it seems a few venues around the county are busy preparing too.

One such example is Belton,which looks set to make Christmas more magical this year, with a new after-dark illuminated trail transforming the gardens with over a million twinkling lights and seasonal sounds.

A must see feature is their sprawling artistic illumination named ‘The Rose Garden’, inspired by England’s national flower, which consists of thousands of handmade roses with dainty petals of white silk. It may look pretty in daylight, but when darkness falls, it bursts into glittering patterns. Then there’s the views out across the pond where guests can admire the reflections of the origami paper boats afloat on the water.

If that doesn’t get you into the festive spirit then nothing will, but just for good measure, a crew of talented independent street food vendors offering a range of delicious and tempting festive treats.

The event runs from 24th November through to 1st January.

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