FAQs

No, unfortunately we do not have the space to host private events during Gardens Aglow.

Yes, photography is permitted for personal, non-commercial use. Photos may be taken with cell phones or handheld cameras. The use or tripods or monopods is permitted only outdoors and must be out of the way of transport and maintenance vehicles and is not allowed on pathways or in garden [...]

Yes! Visit The Shop at Heritage from 4:30-8:30 pm on all scheduled nights of Gardens Aglow for unique holiday gifts, festive attire, and more.

Yes! Holiday treats, light meals, snacks, and hot and cold drinks (including adult beverages) are available for purchase at Lilly’s Café. The Cape Cod Donuts food truck located at the Parade Field offers fresh, hand-cut donuts and cider.

Sorry, pets are not permitted at Heritage. Registered service animals are always welcome throughout Heritage Museums & Gardens. Please click here for information on service animals. Please do not leave animals in your car in the parking lots.

Yes, main pathways through the event and buildings are accessible by stroller. Optional paths with crushed shell or woodchipped surfaces are also marked on the map available here but may not be navigable by all strollers. Strollers are allowed inside gallery spaces but note that there are designated stroller [...]

Yes! However, priority is given to visitors with mobility challenges on our complimentary transport cart. There are fixed stops throughout the grounds. The transport cart must navigate busy walkways so wait times may reach up to 30 minutes. Please note that transport does not provide tours of the lights. [...]

A limited quantity of wheelchairs can be borrowed at the ticket booth and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations are accepted.

Yes, Heritage Museums & Gardens is accessible to visitors with disabilities. There are spaces reserved for handicapped parking in the Elm Lot. Buildings are wheelchair accessible and accessible restrooms are available. While most of the route is level or gently sloping, a few areas are more steeply graded, and [...]