We got to experience LanternAsia for the second time with Casey and Beth! We went to the Norfolk Botanical Garden on Saturday, April 21st.
If you’re interested in the exhibit, you still have time! LanternAsia will be there until May 13th.
Enjoy the photos!

This beautiful fountain was at the entrance of the exhibit.

The entrance gate.

One of the first displays.

Each arch represented a sign of the Chinese zodiac.

One of the garden’s buildings / exhibition halls.

This stage was set up at the beginning. There were multiple performances every evening.

A contortionist.

Foot juggling.

The “peacock” Chinese folk dance.

Chinese yo-yos.
Then, after the performance, we walked through the garden. The displays were dazzling, and gorgeous!

Al and Beth are fellow Oxen.

I am a Dragon!

Beautiful lanterns. They also turned and moved!

It’s a whale!

Swimming fish.

The stunning display of porcelain bowls, plates, and cups.

The Venus fly trap. Several of them opened and closed!

The giant cabbage.
My phone died about halfway through our walk, so several of these photos are borrowed from either Casey or Beth.

I think this one was my favorite.

The “Love Gallery.”

I love the aerial displays.
The chameleon display changed colors multiple times!

Beautiful butterflies at the end of the exhibit.
This was so much fun!
Thanks to Casey and Beth for coming with us!
Until the next headline, Laura Beth
Your photos are sublime. What an event this must have been!
Thank you so much!
My pleasure, Laura Beth. I just adore your blog.
You flatter me with your kind words. I love both of your blogs, as well 🙂 Thank you for your continued support!
Any time. I love being supportive.
It looks like so much fun! Great pictures!
It was! A little chilly, but fun, and a good walk, too. I think I walked over 10,000 steps that day. Thank you!
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What a cool, fun event! This reminds me a bit of the Osborne Family Lights that used to be at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for the holidays. I miss them so!
Thank you!