The NightGarden is back,
and it's bigger and better than ever!
This holiday season, The 2018 smash hit The NightGarden returns to Fairchild Botanical Garden in Miami. The NightGarden 2019 will feature more lights, new fun and interactive surprises, an expanded footprint that is 3X larger than last year, expanded parking, and an all-new, free AR augmented reality Fairy Quest challenge. Plus, The NightGarden is bringing back last year’s crowd favorites, including Archimedes, the Talking Tree, the flying fairies, the New Year's Eve fireworks spectacular, Miami’s finest food and beverage, and a new and more challenging lost fairy puzzle.
The NightGarden 2019 opens on November 15th and runs through January 11th.
What to Expect
Walk through Miami’s most gorgeous Garden at night and find it brought to life with stunning illumination, spectacular special effects, and unbelievable surprises for the whole family. Come suspend reality for a few hours and enjoy enchanted activities, such as talking to the wise tree, interacting with our light and sound experiences, and solving the mystery surrounding our
Fairy Quest AR app.
We have also invited some of Miami’s most popular food trucks to elevate this experience with first-rate food and drink options.
Getting Here
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
10901 Old Cutler Road
Miami, FL 33156
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Contact Us
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or call 1-888-718-4253 between 9am-9pm EST (M-F).
Please Note: The NightGarden is only open at night and because it is an outdoor area immersed in nature it can be dark in some areas. Neither NightGarden nor Fairchild Gardens will be liable for any harm or injury to any person at the Fairchild Gardens, nor for any loss or damage to any belongings or property. All guests enter the premises at their own risk. Guests must stay on the designated pathways and are strictly prohibited from climbing any walls, trees, installations or activations, destroying any plant or pathway, touching any audio visual components, or disrupting other guests’ experience and may be asked to leave by management if found doing any of the foregoing.