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    Feb 2022

    Last Updated: 16/02/2022

    Harrogate’s Valley Gardens to host spectacular fire and light show

    by Thomas Barrett

    | 17 Feb, 2022
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    Harrogate International Festivals has teamed up with outdoor events company Culture Creative for the event, which is being billed as 'a magical experience for the whole family to marvel at'.

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    Harrogate’s Valley Gardens will host a spectacular series of displays next month that celebrate fire, light and water.

    Harrogate International Festivals has teamed up with outdoor events company Culture Creative for the event, which is being billed as 'The Fire and Light Experience – a trail of blaze and brilliance through the Valley Gardens'.

    Taking place from dusk until 10pm on the nights of Thursday, March 24 to Saturday, March 26, it will be HIF's first event of 2022 and is being part-funded by Harrogate Borough Council and Harrogate Business Improvement District.

    Culture Creative specialises in creating shows in heritage and landscape settings. Its clients include Kew Gardens, Blenheim Palace, The National Trust and English Heritage.

    Sharon Canavar, Harrogate International Festivals' chief executive, said:

    “The town is famed for its waters, and this arts installation will bring all the elements of nature alive - earth, air, water and fire - in a spectacle of brilliance and blaze.
    “With covid having cast a dark shadow for almost two years, we wanted to create a magical experience for the whole family to marvel at. And those who venture into the Valley Gardens will find themselves immersed in a trail of discovery, and one where they will be able to reimagine the natural world around them.
    “They will lose themselves in the magic of nature, as each twist and turn reveals a new picture of tranquillity and wonder."


    Tickets for the event, priced at £12 for adults, £6 for 5-16-year-olds, and under-fives go free. You can buy tickets from the Harrogate International Festival website.



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