A Longwood Christmas will ring in the holiday season with a musically-inspired display from Nov. 24 to Jan. 8.

Explore the warm, four-acre conservatory in Kennett Square and be enchanted by more than 50 trees adorned with an array of red, gold, and green glass ornaments.

Outside, all eyes will be on the sky as illuminated stars twinkle above, colorful fountains dance to holiday music, and a half-million lights brighten the night.

Inside the conservatory, 16,000 seasonal plants – including poinsettias, cyclamen, and anthurium – flourish. Taking center stage will be an elegantly designed, 30-foot floral tree formed with poinsettias, euphorbias, and white phalaenopsis orchids.

The Music Room décor will feature an 18-foot Fraser Fir tree, rotating in a wooden music box decorated with a garland of real musical instruments. Guests entering the conservatory will encounter a 22-foot-tall Concolor Fir nestled next to an antique baby grand piano with flowing lights traveling up the tree, lavishly decorated with red and gold ornaments.

Throughout the season, Longwood’s grand Ballroom will feature free and ticketed holiday-inspired performances, as well as daily holiday sing-alongs performed on Longwood’s grand 10,010-pipe organ. Traditional Christmas carols will ring throughout the Silver Garden, and Palm House, adding to the holiday charm.

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