Over four decades of southwest tradition lit in the garden.🤩 Here's what you need to know if you plan on going!
PHOENIX — The Desert Botanical Garden welcomes the holiday season with its iconic tradition of Las Noches de las Luminarias.
“This tradition started to share with people here at the garden the beauty of the holidays,” said Marisol Peláez, digital marketing manager at the Desert Botanical Garden. “People can walk through the trails and they’re going to be able to follow this path full of luminaria lights.”“They started with the volunteers at the time, by hand lighting 700 luminaria bags and now this event has grown to…more than 8,000 luminaria bags at the garden,” Peláez.
Las Noches de las Luminarias is a long-standing tradition here in the Valley, and much like the first night, they’re still lit by hand, candle after candle.“We’re going to be able to see all types of music. We have Christmas carolers, we have mariachi, we have Americana, we have rock, so people are going to be able to find for sure a lot of entertainment options,” said Peláez.
“You’re able to experience the desert, you know, in a different light. It’s a wonderful experience for the whole family,” said Peláez to ABC15.For the first time since 2019, the Desert Botanical Garden will be bringing back ‘la posada!’ “For those that don’t know what a posada is, it’s a reenactment of the journey that Joseph and Mary took before Jesus was born… so people will go to different stations, and they will be singing back and forth-reenacting this history,” explained Peláez.
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