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Luminaria
November 13 – January 10
Closed Sundays, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day
Thanksgiving Point’s Ashton Gardens transforms into a glowing wonderland where every step sparks joy. Wander through 50 acres with 8 million lights, discover larger-than-life toys and ornaments, and experience the return of the dazzling Merry Mosaic. Marvel as snowmen come to life on the walls of the Enchanted Castle, then dance with your family at the Snow Glow Dance Party while the Fire & Ice show lights up the night with breathtaking flames and music. Warm up with cocoa and our famous donut holes, gather around firepits or in a private igloo, and find quiet inspiration in the radiant Tree of Life sculpture garden. Luminaria is Utah’s brightest holiday tradition, where every visit becomes a memory.
Happy Hula Days
December 5 – January 3
Enjoy a tropical holiday celebration at the Butterfly Biosphere! From December 5–January 3, the Butterfly Conservatory transforms into a festive island paradise, glowing with colorful lights and tropical holiday décor.
Curious George™: Let’s Get Curious! Member's Only Preview
Member opening: Friday, January 16, 5-8 pm
Public opening: January 17
The insatiable curiosity of Curious George – the little monkey who has captured the imagination and hearts of millions of children and adults for generations – comes to life on January 17th at the Museum of Natural Curiosity. In Curious George: Let’s Get Curious!, visitors will climb into the imaginative world of Curious George and problem solve their way through pint-sized math, science and engineering adventures.
Based on the familiar characters in H.A. and Margret Rey’s classic stories and inspired by the animated television series on PBS Kids, the exhibit ignites young children’s natural curiosity as they explore early STEM concepts through hands-on interactive play.