The display features a handwoven nest and two birds. It has a sign that reads “This Songbird Garden exhibit was created by the Great Basin Basketmakers ” (who will be offering Zoom classes in September) “and was originally on display at the Nevada State Museum. Find the large handmade nest at the base of one of these trees. Introverts can easily take an alternative path and rest in a gazebo covered in greenery or sit on a bench peering through at the giant Chinese dragon glowing through the leaves. With a rustic bridge in the background, there is something odd but charming about the scene. A pair of elaborately decorated swans bow to one another on the side of a path. Watch out for the tusks! One red and one yellow giant art pin set has kids and adults leaning back into the hundreds of plastic pins to leave an impression of their outline. A geometric frame creates a multicolored, life-size elephant. Rats are able to produce many offspring, symbolizing a large prosperous family which will carry on forever.”įurther down are glowing, stylish tire swings and an LED tile dance floor. Rats are seen as alert, vigilant and agile with these traits, rats can resolve bad situations quickly. In the front of the exhibit you can find the sculpture of your Chinese zodiac animal and a brief description. Sit down and look up to the traditional Chinese lanterns. The first thing you see as you near the site is a covered bench area dominated by bright flowers and butterflies surrounding the event sign. Additionally, in the process of installation and disassembly, we recycled as many waste materials as possible.” You can read more about the timeline the exhibit represents here. Their work was featured at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris where “we reused lanterns to the maximum extent in order to reduce the amount of materials used. Chicago-based Tianyu Arts & Culture, Inc. Next to many of the sculptures are smaller, white rectangles with the words “This Lantern is Sponsored by.” You can pose for pictures with various animals in a social media style frame sponsored by NV Energy. There are some inclines and bumps but it is mostly flat. The website gives a fairly accurate description when it comes to detailing wheelchair accessibility. Seeing kids awestruck by life-sized or larger-than-life plants and animals made of fabric and steel lit up against the fading evening sparked joy.Īll nearby parking was filled so families trekked about an extra eighth of a mile to the bright colors. It is a welcome escape from the daily grind. Water Bill reduced by 50%-70% in the average home.The Dragon Lights festival runs through August 12.
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