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Luminaria to add five new experiences at Lehi's Ashton Gardens

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Thanksgiving Point's Luminaria holiday light show will return to Ashton Gardens in Lehi on Nov. 12, featuring 10 million lights and five new experiences. Ticket revenue from the event supports the Every Kid Counts initiative, which provides hands-on learning programs for children throughout Utah.

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  • Luminaria returns to Ashton Gardens on Nov. 12 with five new attractions.
  • The event features 10 million lights across 50 acres.
  • Presale tickets are available through Oct. 31, with general sales starting Nov. 1.
  • Ticket revenue supports the Every Kid Counts initiative for Utah children.

Thanksgiving Point's Luminaria holiday light show is scheduled to return to Ashton Gardens in Lehi on Nov. 12. According to an Oct. 22 report, the event will feature 10 million lights spread across 50 acres and will include five new experiences alongside returning traditions.

The new experiences for the 2026 season include a show titled Ignite the Night at the Waterfall Amphitheatre, which uses a 120-foot digital stage to combine music, animation, lighting, special effects, and flames. Other new additions are Christmas on the Lake, featuring illuminated trees above the water, a Snow Glow Dance Party held inside the Greenhouse, an interactive sing-along called Carol-oke, and a walkthrough display known as Gingerbread Lane.

Returning traditions include the Merry Mosaic, which consists of 6,500 glowing luminaries and a 120-foot Christmas tree synchronized to holiday music. The gardens will also offer firepits, heated private igloos, and a Warming & Gathering Tent available by reservation. Seasonal food options such as mini donuts and hot cocoa will be available, and guests may purchase a Food Punch Card online for pickup at the Visitor Center entrance.

Luminaria will run Monday through Saturday from Nov. 12 through Jan. 9, 2027. Presale tickets are available through Oct. 31, and general ticket sales are scheduled to begin on Nov. 1. Proceeds from ticket sales fund the Every Kid Counts initiative for children across Utah.

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