Experience an evening filled with light and radiance at the LuminoCity Festival at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow. The immersive, family-friendly outdoor event features more than 17 acres of magical displays and unique pieces of art, including one-of-a-kind handmade sculptures, illuminated with light and color. The fantasy-filled spectacle runs through Sunday, January 8.
Guided by Lumi, the LuminoCity mascot, guests will walk through a world of towering luminescent sculptures reflecting “Pure Magic,”a theme that aspires to bring hope, joy and that spark of creativity that lives in everyone. The event, which was previously held at locations in Manhasset and Randall’s Island, features all-new exhibits, as well as favorites from past years. Explore Wildlife Safari, Dinosaur Adventures, Magic Kingdom, Alice's Enchantment, Winter Wonderland, HolidayLAND, and more. There will be plenty of opportunities to take pics with Lumi and the gang. Festival-goers can also enjoy food vendors, mini-golf, rides, and other family entertainment.
In a statement, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said, "I am excited to host our first-ever Winter Festival with LuminoCity in Nassau County's Eisenhower Park this winter. I invite all of our residents to bring their family and friends to enjoy this incredible light and art spectacular. Nassau is back and open for business!"
LuminoCity founder Xiaoyi Chen, who has been producing this festival since 2018, said "We are overjoyed that we have this partnership collaboration in place with Nassau County to deliver the largest LuminoCity festival we have ever held to date!"
The festival runs every Wednesday to Sunday (except holidays) from 4:30 - 9:30 p.m. Choose a designated time slot online. Last entry is 9 p.m. General admission for ages 12+:: $32 plus taxes and fees; Kids ages 3-12: $19 plus taxes and fees. Under 3 are free. Discount codes are available with email signup, check the website for details.
Eisenhower Park is located at 1899 Park Blvd. in East Meadow. Entrance gates are located at parking lots 2 and 4 at Eisenhower Park. Parking is free. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the LuminoCity Festival website.