We will need volunteers each night to make the magic happen. Volunteer shifts are 4:30-7:45 p.m. and 7:15-10:30 p.m. Volunteer positions include entrance greeter, wayfinding and s’mores station monitors. Sign up to volunteer here. Contact Andrea Fischer at sbgvol@uga.edu or… Full story
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You can become a Friend of the State Botanical Garden by registering at this link. Friends members receive discounts on most events and programs offered at the garden and special invitations to advance plant sales, horticultural talks and trips to other… Full story
Winter WonderLights is presented rain or shine. In the event of severe weather that prevents the show from operating, ticket holders will be contacted to reschedule their visit on an alternate date.
Contact Anne Moser at amoser@uga.edu for more information on sponsorship packages and opportunities.
Cookies, s’mores, hot chocolate and coffee, bottled water and other beverages will be available for purchase at specific locations along the light show trail. Cash and cards will be accepted for these items.
Photographs are allowed. Drones are not permitted at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia. Staff may photograph and/or video record event participants and visitors at programs, events and other activities to advance the mission of the State Botanical Garden of… Full story
Dogs are not allowed in the State Botanical Garden. Service animals are permitted.
The Winter WonderLights show trail is fully ADA compliant. The trail is about one-half mile and should take about an hour to complete.
Winter WonderLights tickets are $15, plus taxes and vendor fees. Children ages 3 and younger will be admitted free of charge. Our Friends members will receive a 10 percent discount on ticket purchases. Groups of 20 people or more, who… Full story
Yes. Each timed entry has a limited capacity, and tickets will only be sold in advance through the online vendor.