Seasonal Highlights: Holiday 2023

A Longwood Christmas November 17–January 7

A Longwood Christmas On View November 17, 2023–January 7, 2024 This holiday season, experience a riot of retro, a bevy of bright, and numerous nostalgic moments with us.

Marvel at playful trees draped in throwback baubles to shimmering tinsel to childhood-favorite toys.

Stroll through a fab, festive holiday party scene decked out in mid-century magic. Reminisce amid a vintage Christmas street scene, make new merry memories amid dazzling, vibrant light displays—including some super-sized surprises—and revel in the radiance of retro at every turn.

Have yourself a merry retro Christmas.

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Have a Merry Retro Christmas What Members and Innovators Need to Know Free Timed Member Reservations Required Daily

Member Guests & General Admission

Members may visit anytime, but require free, timed Member reservations every day during A Longwood Christmas from open to close. Member reservations should be made in advance as sell out is likely.

Buy Before You Arrive · Timed Tickets Required · Tickets Limited Admission to A Longwood Christmas is by Timed Admission Ticket with tickets issued for a specific date and time. Guests not included in a Membership require a Timed Admission Ticket. We cannot accommodate a Member’s request for tickets if we are sold out. Purchase in advance as tickets do sell out.

Gardens Premium Members and those included in their Membership, as well as Innovators, do not require timed reservations.

With a timed Member reservation or timed ticket, you may enter the Gardens as early as a half-hour before (except for 10 am) or a half-hour after your entry time.

Later or earlier arrivals cannot be accommodated. You may stay as long as you wish once you enter the Gardens.

Once you leave the Gardens, there is no re-entry, so please make sure you have everything you need before you enter.

Using Complimentary Guest Tickets?

Complimentary Guest Tickets are not valid on blackout dates during A Longwood Christmas.

Blackout days are all Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas through January 1, 2024 and every day December 22, 2023 through January 1, 2024. Timed Admission Tickets or Member reservations are not needed with Complimentary Guest Tickets. Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

Member reservations & tickets available now: longwoodgardens.org

Visiting Tips for A Longwood Christmas Buy or Reserve Before You Arrive. Free timed Member reservations are required every day during A Longwood Christmas, except for Gardens Premium Members and Innovators. Plan ahead and make your Member reservations in advance. Print your Member reservations and tickets at home and show them upon entry, or go paperless and open them on your smartphone prior to entering the Visitor Center.

Keep Timing in Mind. Reserve an early arrival time and you’ll miss the evening rush of traffic and still have time to explore all the Brandywine Valley has to offer after your visit to the Gardens. Keep in mind, traffic may become heavy approaching Longwood Gardens between 2 and 8 pm.

Be Prepared to Park in Our Main or Remote Lot. Parking is free and our remote lot will be used. Transportation is provided from remote parking areas. Accessible parking with your permit is available in the main lot.

Be Sure You Have All You Need. Once you enter the Gardens, you may stay as long as you wish. Once you leave the Gardens, there is no re-entry, so please make sure you have everything you need before you enter.

Know When to Use Complimentary Tickets. Many Complimentary Admission Tickets, including Member’s Complimentary Guest Tickets, are not valid on blackout dates during A Longwood Christmas. Blackout dates are all Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas through January 1, 2024 and every day December 22, 2023 through January 1, 2024. Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

Get Around the Gardens. Shuttle service is not provided. Limited mobility scooters and wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis, weather permitting. Guests must be 18 years of age or older to rent a mobility scooter. We encourage you to bring your own single rider device when possible. Devices must have three wheels or more and stand on their own when unoccupied.

Use Our Interactive Map. Visit longwoodgardens.org/maps/christmas on your smartphone to help navigate the display.

Experience Our Lights and Fountains. Our outdoor lights and fire pits begin to come on at 12 pm daily. Our Open Air Theatre fountain shows run daily at 10:15 am and every 5 minutes starting at 12 pm.

Bundle Up! A Longwood Christmas is both indoors and outdoors.

Dine With Us. The Café, 1906, Beer Garden (weather permitting), and concessions are all available for you. Make a reservation for your visit day in our full-service restaurant, 1906, at longwoodgardens.org/dine.

With Us. Extend our beauty into your home with a visit to The 11 Shop Garden Shop, stocked for the season with horticulturally inspired, handpicked gifts. As re-entry is not permitted, we ask that you shop in The Garden Shop prior to entering the admissions queue or at the conclusion of your visit.

Informed. Check our website for real-time ticket and Member 12 Stay reservation availability: longwoodgardens.org.

Fab Fun for All

All-the-Rage Holiday Features Food & Spirits Enjoy delicious dining options in our Beer Garden, The Café, and 1906 throughout A Longwood Christmas.

Outdoor concessions are also available throughout the Gardens.

The Café Enjoy à la carte options for the entire family, from ready-to-eat sandwiches and salads to hot entrée selections to freshly prepared desserts.

Daily: 11 am–9 pm Beer Garden Enjoy tasty pub fare paired with delicious Victory Brewing Company selections—including the all new Longwood Seasons: Mistletoe Mule, brewed with ginger grown in our Gardens.

Monday–Friday: 4–10 pm Saturday–Sunday: 12–10 pm Extended hours on select dates. Beer Garden hours are weather permitting.

1906 Savor a full-service dining experience at 1906. Advance reservations recommended.

For menus and reservations, visit longwoodgardens.org/dine.

Sunday–Thursday: 11:30 am–7:30 pm Friday–Saturday: 11:30 am–8:30 pm

Garden Railway Make memories at our holiday Garden Railway. Miniature model trains rumble through a beautifully landscaped setting complete with twinkling lights.

Daily: 10 am–11 pm Location: Near the Beer Garden Weather permitting

Holiday Performances The Olde Towne Carolers stroll the outdoor gardens, while Galena Brass performs outside of the Peirce-du Pont House on select dates (see the calendar in this brochure).

Weather permitting

Fire Pits Designed and created by our staff, our two unique fire pits are the perfect place to warm up as you explore our outdoor display.

Daily: 12–11 pm Locations: Pumphouse Plaza, Italian Water Garden Weather permitting

Open Air Theatre Fountain Shows Our Open Air Theatre fountains run daily at 10:15 am and every 5 minutes starting at 12 pm.

Shows are weather permitting

Shop in Classic Christmas Style We’ve pulled together a selection of just a few of the many gifts you’ll find this season here in The Garden Shop and online at shop.longwoodgardens.org. Shop for everyone on your list—or treat yourself to something beautiful! View our complete holiday gift guide at longwoodgardens.org/gift-guide.

Longwood Signature Gifts Share your love of Longwood with our signature items—including items with playful nods to this year’s A Longwood Christmas display red truck.

Longwood Collector’s Ornaments Deck the halls with our custom-made ornaments that showcase such iconic Longwood spaces as the Peircedu Pont House, Canopy Cathedral Treehouse, and—new this year—our Love Temple.

Gifts for Kids Through reading, gardening, and new discoveries— including our new hands-on Winter Discovery Box— connect children with the beauty and possibilites of the natural world.

Gifts for Gardeners Surprise the plant lover in your life with our unique Planted by Longwood creations and houseplant care essentials, among other gardening-inspired gifts.

Planted by Longwood available onsite in The Garden Shop only.

Bountiful Books

Gift Our Gardens

Tuck into books with gorgeous photography, fun plant tips, and more.

Give the gift of a beautiful experience with our Garden Gift Cards and Gifts of Membership.

Calendar of Events

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Live Organ Music with Sarah Palmer 5–8 pm* ive Carillon Music L with Doug Gefvert 6–8 pm

November Chrysanthemum Festival On View Now–November 12, 2023

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Garden Railway On View Now–January 7, 2024

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ember Appreciation Day M Featuring a Holiday Shopping Opportunity 10 am–6 pm Enjoy 20% discounts at The Garden Shop (onsite and online) and on dining.

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Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

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Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

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onservatory Closed for C A Longwood Christmas Installation Outdoor gardens open 10 am–5 pm Member reservations not required

The Garden Shop Closed

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onservatory Closed for C A Longwood Christmas Installation Outdoor gardens open 10 am–5 pm Member reservations not required

The Garden Shop Closed lantology on Tap: P The Outdoor Magic of A Longwood Christmas The Creamery of Kennett Square Doors open at 5 pm Lecture at 6 pm2

utumn Armatures: A Designs for the Holiday Season 9 am–12 pm2

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

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ive Organ Music L with Sarah Palmer 5–8 pm*

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ive Organ Music L with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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he Making of A Longwood T Christmas 2023: Virtual Member Talk 12 pm3 Join our Associate Director of Display Design Jim Sutton as he shares the inspiration and artistry of this year’s holiday display.

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ive Organ Music L with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

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ive Organ Music L with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Member Orientation 10:30 am1

Longwood Christmas A On View Now–January 7, 2024

Live Organ Music 23

with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm* ive Carillon Music L with R. Robin Austin 6–8 pm

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Andy Brown 5–8 pm*

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Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

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Live Organ Music with Isabella Iszu Wu 5–8 pm*

4:30–8:30 pm

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ive Organ Music L with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music 28

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with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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apturing Christmas Magic C 3-part class Begins November 292

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm* Flower of the Month: Magnolia Foliage

The Kennett Library & Resource Center 6–8 pm2

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

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Lights, Camera, Christmas!

3-part class Begins December 62

Professional Horticulture Program Holiday Plant Sale 10 am–6 pm While supplies last

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

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Professional Horticulture Program Holiday Plant Sale 10 am–6 pm While supplies last

Member Orientation 12 pm1

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

ive Carillon Music L with Lynnli Wang 6–8 pm

Live Carillon Music with Janet Tebbel 6–8 pm

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Holiday Village Workshop: 9

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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O, Christmas Tree Fully Online 6:30–8 pm2

Holiday Village Workshop: Starry Night Florals The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

Hand-Rolled Metal Wreath The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

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oliday Village Workshop: H Traditional Wreath The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

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Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

4:30–8:30 pm

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ive Organ Music L with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Flower of the Month: Poinsettias The Kennett Library & Resource Center 6–8 pm2

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ive Organ Music L with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

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ive Organ Music L with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

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ights, Camera, Christmas!

L 3-part class Begins December 142

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm* ive Carillon Music L with John Widmann 6–8 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

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Live Organ Music with Andy Brown 5–8 pm*

ive Carillon Music L with Lisa Lonie 6–8 pm

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music 25

Live Organ Music with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers 26 4:30–8:30 pm

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Sarah Palmer 5–8 pm*

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lde Towne Carolers O 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Andy Brown 5–8 pm*

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm* Galena Brass 6–9 pm

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm* Galena Brass 6–9 pm

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

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ive Organ Music L with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

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Floral Design 2 Online 3-part class Fully Online Begins January 52

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Doug Gefvert 6–8 pm Galena Brass 6–9 pm

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Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm* Live Carillon Music with R. Robin Austin 6–8 pm

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Live Organ Music with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

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Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

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onservatory and PeirceC du Pont House Closed for A Longwood Christmas Removal Outdoor gardens open 10 am–5 pm Member reservations not required

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Gardens Closed

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve

Galena Brass 4–9 pm Outside of the Peirce-du Pont House Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm Throughout the Gardens lenty Pepper Steel Band P 5–9 pm East Conservatory Plaza ive Organ Music L with David Christopher 5:30–7:30 pm ive Organ Music L with Marc Cheban 7:30–10 pm Gardens are open until 11 pm.

Horticulture Engagement & Learning Member/Innovator Event

Recorded Organ Music Holiday Performance Free with Gardens Admission November 19–January 5 Monday–Wednesday: Holiday Organ Music8–10 pm Free with Gardens Admission Thursday–Sunday: 5–10 pm The Garden Shop

January Live Organ Music 1

with Thomas Gaynor 5–8 pm*

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Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

* Seating is not available for our organ music offerings.

1 Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/member-orientation or 610.388.1000.

2 Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/education.

3 Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/membership.

Please note: Organ Sing-Alongs and choral performances will not take place this year.

Highlights From Our Gardens A Riot of Retro This season we’re throwing it back with our celebration of all things retro … made even merrier and even brighter with our always-fab A Longwood Christmas touch.

Color, color, and more color greets you the moment you enter the East Conservatory, including the vibrant pink Schlumbergera ‘Thor Carmen’ baskets that float overhead in the entry. Venture inside and find nostalgic touches from tinsel garland to wreaths adorned in vintage Putz-style houses to more terrific throwbacks all around you. Gaze across the Oval Basin, where the towering bold East Tree beckons with bubble garland and vintage-style round ornaments in red and green; warm white lights drip from the ceiling for an extra touch of magic.

Savor the colors of a candy caneinspired tree as you enter the Ballroom, where inside seven trees lovingly dressed in ornaments crafted by local community organizations— including Chester County Futures, Kennett Area Community Service, La Comunidad Hispana, Latin American Community Center, Mighty Writers, Migrant Education Center, and The Garage—take center stage. Hugging our community trees is a forest of trees draped in elegant shades of white, champagne, and silver.

Make your way to the Exhibition Hall and marvel at all that awaits you, from trees bursting with baubles of vintage-style bubble lights and stars, to bold gold and silver hues that set the retro tone. In the middle of it all is a vintage Christmas main street scene running the length of the Fern Floor and transporting you back to another time. An allée of trees underplanted with Euphorbia Diamond Frost® spurge and Lobularia Snow Princess® sweetalyssum amid glowing lamp posts—

not to mention beautiful tinsel garlands spanning the entire width of the Fern Floor—leads the way to two stunning Exhibition Stage trees and a large water feature.

Continue the nostalgic step back in time with a stroll through the Music Room.

Decked out for a holiday party, this throwback living room scene shines with mid-century modern furniture in blush and mint tones, a festive champagne tinsel tree, colorful wreaths, a fireplace mantel of wrapped packages, and much more. You’ll also find an 18-foot-tall tree draped in gold bubble garland and ornaments in gold, champagne, pink, copper, and purple.

Throughout the room we’re proudly displaying glassware trees, candy dishes, and more crafted by two local nonprofit organizations: GoggleWorks Center for the Arts (Reading, PA) and Burning Branch Studio (Kirkwood, PA).

In the Main Conservatory, an 18-foot rotating tree delights with its multicolored vintage lights, red and silver tinsel, and beaded garland, all atop a bed of poinsettias, while floral poinsettia trees stun with their festive form. It’s impossible not to look up while you walk through the Acacia Passage, featuring a playful display of more than 1,500 round ornaments suspended from the ceiling complemented by amaryllis and birch branches. Things are still looking up in the Orchid House, where a concentric chandelier of all white Phalaenopsis hangs in the center of the space, while the Silver Garden’s 15-foot tall tree is dressed in purple and silver, as well as kokedama— an artform of living plants growing in soil balls and wrapped in moss and string—used as natural, living ornaments.

Looking for even more throwback fun?

In the Peirce-du Pont House, revel in handmade tinsel decorations, multicolored lights, ornately dressed packages, vintage sleds, bottlebrush trees, and more.

A Bevy of Bright This year’s celebration of all things retro can be experienced indoors and out—and our outdoor gardens have never been brighter.

From the moment you step foot in the Visitor Center—outfitted in frosted pink trees with gold and seafoam green ornaments, to hand-painted botanical murals inspired by vintage Christmas illustrations and paired with complementary wreaths—you step back in time.

From our Visitor Center, make your way to our Rose Arbor, where we’re throwing it back—to last year’s A Longwood Christmas display—with the return of our glowing lantern composed of punctuated leaf forms that mimic the nearby leaves of the surrounding Rosa ‘American Pillar’ that bloom each summer, and cast an enchanting shadow throughout the space. Stroll down our Flower Garden Drive and its ribbon of overhead lights and find the beloved Wildlife Tree. This year's Wildlife Tree is outfitted in bold, primary colors and features handmade brick-toy birdfeeders and complementary birdhouses, which not only give a nod to the iconic brick-toy company that was established in 1932 and started making plastic blocks in 1947, but also give nourishment and respite for our furry and feathered friends throughout the season.

Much more awaits you at the Small Lake, where an artful arrangement of supersized retro bulbs floats on the surface. Across the pathway and near our Large Lake, supersized fun continues with oversized handmade stars perched atop the turf. Get an even better view of them from our Canopy Cathedral Treehouse, adorned with vintage hanging paper ornaments, multi-colored lights, and such metallic touches as gold tinsel garland.

The Italian Water Garden positively glows not only because of its fire pit, but also with the warm light of luminaria. In the center of the garden, the luminaria move upward and form a grand 24-foot-tall tree. Sphered flicker bulbs light the way along the Meadow Boardwalk as you make your way

to our spectacular, 200-foot-long Meadow Tunnel in all its multi-colored glory. The Lookout Loft Treehouse shines with its pink macrame garland, gold beads, and gold ornaments, while the Birdhouse Treehouse stuns with its white willow arch, red bubble garland, and handmade gold balls and stars.

The neighboring Garden Railway makes its triumphant holiday return with dozens of festive locomotives and engines rumbling along 500 feet of beautifully landscaped track. Just next to it find an all-new display highlight—and incredible photo op spot—with our Longwood Farms vintage red truck. This lovingly restored 1969 International Loadstar 1800 has been completely refurbished to a 1960s aesthetic and repainted in classic red by our expert Facilities team. Featuring such thoughtful touches as a bed of reclaimed white oak from fallen Longwood trees, the truck sits poised just outside of the Peirce-du Pont House, ready for plenty of wows and plenty of selfies!

The throwback fun continues on the western end of our Gardens. Enter the Main Fountain Garden through our 150-foot-long Main Fountain Garden Tunnel with a vintage-lighting feel and then find lit trees, a walk-through tree along the south allée, and lights in our Grotto. Venture beyond the Main Fountain Garden to our Pear-Shaped Basin near the Chimes Tower and find yourself amid the warmth of one of our two fire pits at the Pumphouse Plaza and the wonder of glowing orbs to a glistening floating tree of blue, silver, and white.

On your way back to the Visitor Center, stroll underneath suspended lights along Paulownia Drive, leading to the 25-foot Gardener’s Tree, draped in gold and silver gourds; red, gold, and silver ornaments; and vintage wooden blocks … complete with delightfully nostalgic, oversized vintage blocks at the base of the tree spelling out—what else?—Longwood.

Winter Wonder On View January 20–March 24, 2024

Winter at Longwood is for warmth, for wonder, and for wow moments at every turn.

Ever-changing and always stunning, our Conservatory captivates with bold blooms, to textural touches, to grand displays under glass. We welcome you to watch in wonder as winter delights, day after day.

Winter is for wow.

Gardens Information Gardens Hours A Longwood Christmas November 17, 2023–January 7, 2024 Daily: 10 am–11 pm Please Note Our Gardens and The Garden Shop are closed all day November 13 and 14 for A Longwood Christmas installation.

Our Conservatory, the Peirce-du Pont House, and The Garden Shop remain closed November 15 and 16 for installation, while our outdoor gardens are open 10 am–5 pm. Our Conservatory, the Peirce-du Pont House, and The Garden Shop are closed January 8 for A Longwood Christmas removal, but our outdoor gardens are open 10 am–5 pm that day. We are closed January 9.

Tickets Gardens Admission Adults: $30 Seniors (62+) and College Students with student ID: $27 Youth (5–18): $16 Children 4 & under: Free Members and Innovators: Free Member Reservations Free timed Member reservations required every day during A Longwood Christmas from open to close.

Gardens Premium Members and guests included in their Membership, as well as Innovators, do not require timed reservations throughout A Longwood Christmas.

Blackout dates not valid for Complimentary Guest Tickets All Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas through January 1, 2024 and every day December 22, 2023 through January 1, 2024. Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

Visit longwoodgardens.org for more details. Prices and hours are subject to change.

Dining at The Terrace The Terrace is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers these dining experiences: The Café, 1906, and the Beer Garden. For menus, hours, and 1906 reservations visit longwoodgardens.org/dine.

For Your Convenience Longwood Gardens covers many acres. There are no shuttles within the Gardens. We’re happy to offer non-motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters, and children’s strollers on a first-come basis. Children’s strollers are available for a fee (complimentary for Members and Innovators). Supply limited; reservations not accepted.

Scooters are not available during rainy, snowy, or freezing weather.

Parking Longwood offers free parking for our guests. Transportation is provided between remote parking and the Gardens.

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Phone: 610.388.1000 Website: longwoodgardens.org Free WiFi available: Connect to FreeGardenWIFI Our Gardens are smoke-free.

Photography credits: Hank Davis, Adelyn Duchala, Kelly Giarrocco, Carol Gross, Sue Hare, Becca Mathias, Daniel Traub, and David Ward Illustration credit: Rebecca Clarke © 2023 Longwood Gardens

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