The garden is contracted to present it annually for five years.Ī field of light designed to look like bluebonets is among the attractions at “Lightscape,” an immersive installation at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. If attendance stays on track, about 95,000 and 105,000 people are expected to have checked it out by the time it closes just after the first of the year.Īnd folks will have a chance to see it again. Now that “Lightscape” is here, a whole lot of people have taken advantage of the chance to walk illuminated trails through the garden. The installation, which has delighted visitors at gardens and other sites around the world, includes a sea of light and a winter cathedral.Ĭarr had planned to open the San Antonio edition last year, but the pandemic put the kibosh on that. That’s why the “ Lightscape” that San Antonians have been exploring includes a field of light designed to look like an expanse of bluebonnets. On : Indie pop duo She & Him make SA debut with holiday show at the Aztec “I said, it’s going to have to have a Texas twist,” she said. Right before the pandemic, Sabina Carr was invited to Chicago to check out “Lightscape,” the immersive light installation, with an eye toward bringing it to the San Antonio Botanical Garden.Ĭarr, the garden’s chief executive officer, said she was blown away by the show and knew she wanted to bring it here. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less "Lightscape,” an immersive installation, can be seen at the Antonio Botanical Garden through Jan. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 7 of7 "Lightscape," an immersive installation that has been presented around the world, can be seen at the San Antonio Botanical Garden through Jan. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 6 of7 The "Sea of Light" is just one of many installations at "Lightscape" at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 5 of7 The Lucille Halsell Conservatory and other attractions at the San Antonio Botantical Garden have been transformed by illuminated elements installed as part of "Lightscape," an immersive installation. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 4 of7 Illuminated elements have been installed all over the San Antonio Botanical Garden for “Lightscape,” an installation on display through Jan. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 3 of7 Illuminated artworks line the trails throughout the San Antonio Botanical Garden as part of “Lightscape,” an immersive light installation. Ronald Cortes /Contributor Show More Show Less 2 of7 The McMenamins family departs after viewing "Lightscape," an illuminated installation at the San Antonio Botanical Garden.
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