Whether you are looking for a holiday-themed celebration or an enchanting night out, Creative City Project has something for you.

Leu Gardens offered News 6 a preview of their fourth annual "Dazzling Nights" event. The holiday light show opens to the public on Friday.

Festive light displays, music and more are returning to Leu Gardens this holiday season.

Are you listening? Festive light displays, music and more are returning to Leu Gardens this holiday season.

Forget starry nights and step into “Dazzling Lights” this winter in Orlando.

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WINTER PARK, Fla. – Alice is falling down the rabbit hole, and on the other side, her “wonderland” is the Mead Botanical Garden. Following its holiday event “Dazzling Nights,” Creative City is presenting “Down the Rabbit Hole,” a theatrical journey based off Lewis Carroll’s book “Alice in Wonderland.”[TRENDING: Injunctions filed against girl slammed by deputy | SpaceX launches satellites | OK to dream: Snow in Florida?] “We’ve really been asking, ‘How can we create interesting outdoor experiences, that allow audiences to have meaningful art experiences during COVID?’” said Creative City Project Executive Director Cole NeSmith. NeSmith said many of the featured performers were let go from their jobs at local theme parks. Tickets are $22 per person on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday and $25 per person Friday and Saturday.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Organizers at the Harry P. Leu Gardens in Orlando are celebrating a huge success over the holiday season. The creators of the popular “Dazzling Nights” event said after 36 days, the nighttime light show brought in more than 35,000 people from Central Florida and beyond. “Dazzling Nights” was an outdoor holiday event consisting of a 3/4-mile walking journey featuring a 65-foot-long light tunnel, lasers, interactive light installations, more than a million points of light, snow and live entertainment. Creators from the Creative City Project and The Memoir Agency worked with people at the city of Orlando, Leu Gardens and AdventHealth to make the event happen. Click here to learn more about the Harry P. Leu Gardens and events coming this year.