A World of Color is Blooming Bright at Naples Botanical Garden
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Johnsonville Night Lights in the Garden
November 28, 2025 – January 4, 2026 (No event December 24, 25, or 31)
Step into a tropical winter wonderland as Johnsonville Night Lights in the Garden returns—brighter than ever! This family favorite livens up our Southwest Florida winter evenings with new experiences nightly.
Explore
A refreshed path guides guests through glowing landscapes, while playful new displays delight all ages. While the Performance Lawn once again beckons for young ones to romp and run, children (and children at heart) can now also let loose at Palm Hop, one of the Garden’s new Nature Play spaces, brought to life in lights.

Sip & Savor
Toast to the season with Fogg Café’s signature holiday cocktail, the spiked apple cider, dine amid illuminated gardens, or enjoy a sizzling Johnsonville brat or hot dog every Friday and Saturday night. Want to satisfy that sweet tooth on your stroll? Check the schedule for Dutchkinz, Monkey Bread Factory, and Donut NV evenings. For a touch of nostalgia—and salt—Mrs. B’s Kettle Corn or Fun Kettle Corn is a highlight most Tuesday evenings in December.
Order off the Fogg Café menu nightly for light bites or a full spread. For a private dining experience with groups of 10 or less, ask about our Premium Patio Package by calling 239.325.1354 or emailing us at tickets@naplesgarden.org.
Soak up the Sounds
Cap off your visit with live music each night. With nearly a dozen bands, the vibe is ever evolving.
Local musical acts include:
Jeff Leigh & Gypsy Sojourn
Sarah Hadeka Trio
FLORA Unplugged
Chris Bepko
Kelly & Mason Duo
Tom E. Gordon
The Lineup Band
The Moots
Naples Carolers
OTP Band
This festive tradition is a staple of winter in the tropics here in our treasured corner of Southwest Florida. With an array of ticket options, customizing your Johnsonville Night Lights evening has never been easier.

Visit naplesgarden.org for tickets and details. Every ticket and membership purchase helps support the Garden’s conservation efforts.







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