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The Meadow Garden tunnelArches of coloured light over a darker path.Photo: Laurie Carrozzino / Longwood Gardens

The 200-foot tunnel of lights in the Meadow Garden returned last season: a bright canopy over a darker walking surface.

From the project

Longwood called it the spectacular return of its 200-foot-long tunnel of lights in the Meadow Garden1. The photograph, from the garden’s December 2025 post, is credited to Laurie Carrozzino.

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Longwood Gardens · the lawn by the West ConservatoryRows of small coloured lights across the lawn in front of the glasshouse.Photo: Duane Erdmann / Longwood Gardens
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The Small LakeBlue-lit trees and stars reflected in the lake.Photo: Carol DeGuiseppi / Longwood Gardens

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  1. Longwood GardensLongwood Gardens — A Gem of an Outdoor DisplayDec 10, 2025 · checked 2026-09-28
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Leave some dark.

This story is from the October 2026 Toronto issue of Dazzle Digest, a free monthly magazine about lighting and life after dark.

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