Get ready for an enchanting evening at RHS Glow, the most dazzling event of the year at Rosemoor Gardens in North Devon!

Opening from November 15 to December 28, this year's Glow promises to be the grandest yet, featuring the longest illuminated route of all the RHS gardens at an impressive 1,830 meters.

Hyde Hall, UK. 6 December, 2023. .Hyde Hall Glow 2024 - lifestyle shoot.Picture by Jim Holden
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As you embark on this magical journey, you'll be captivated by a spectacular light and sound show, powered by over 40 locations throughout the gardens.

The installation process is an impressive feat, requiring six dedicated crew members over 10 days, each walking around eight miles daily to bring this dreamy experience to life.

Kickstart Christmas with a magical evening at the Garden Restaurant
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The adventure begins with a snowflake trail that guides visitors into the Stream Field, where exciting color-changing spheres await. Don’t forget to grab a hot pasty or mulled wine to enjoy as you stroll along the serene stream.

For the first time, guests can wander through a new rainbow tunnel leading to a magical waterfall.

As you continue through Lady Anne’s Arboretum, you'll be surrounded by ancient 'champion' trees covered in vibrant Christmas lights.

Photo by Guy Harrop. Pictured are lght displays across the lake on the first night of the spectacular Glow illuminated trail at RHS Garden Rosemoor in Devon. This year’s event, in its 7th year features over 1800 lighting arrangements around the gardens and woodland, with over 120 sculptures lit along the trail. The event runs on selected dates until the 30th December. ..image copyright guy harrop.info\@guyharrop.com.07866 464282
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The journey also takes you through the Bicentenary Arboretum, showcasing the finest trees of the northern hemisphere, all illuminated by a colorful display.

The very rare and beautiful glitterball tree coming to Rosemoor soon.jpg
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Capture memorable moments with family and friends before dancing beneath an enormous mirror ball tree, comprised of seven giant disco balls with more than 84,000 individual mirrors!

If all this isn’t enough, take in the enchanting music from "Jack Frost – A Winter Story," narrated by Alan Titchmarsh, before admiring the beautiful light show reflected on the lakeside.

It was all hands on deck pulling the huge cable through the underpass to get power to the arboretums.
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With family entertainment every evening, including street theatre and hand pan drum performances, there's something for everyone.

Don't miss the Winter Sculptures exhibition featuring 200 incredible works by UK artists, on display until January 31. For a delightful evening, reserve a "Glow Simple Supper" at the Garden Restaurant for just £20, including a £5 voucher for future use.

RHS Glow offers a magical night out for everyone, with special accommodations available for families needing a calmer experience. Secure your tickets soon to kick off your festive season in style!