Don’t Miss The Most Magical Halloween Event In All Of Tennessee
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Meghan Kraft
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Tennessee isn’t really known for its Halloween events, but we’re ready to put an end to that this year – really. Nashville is the hosting city for The Glow, a stunning Halloween experience that puts the traditional jack-o-lantern front and center. You’ve never seen ol’ Jack like this, and you’re bound to want to come back once or twice. Care to take a look?
We're just going to come right out and say: The Glow is probably the neatest thing to hit Nashville in awhile. Stroll through an absolutely stunning garden of 5,000 hand carved pumpkins, all lit up and ready to usher in autumn with open arms.
Pumpking carvings? Pshaw, you say. We make those at home! But not like this, folks. Not like this.
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Have you ever carved a skeleton riding a motorcycle out of a pumpkin? We're gussing not.This is truly and event that celebrates jack-o'-lanterns as works of art, with beautiful landscapes and even iconic pop culture figures making a cameo throughout the experience.
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As you walk through this gorgeous display, you'll want to take into account all of the intricate attention to detail. It's truly insane the amount of talent thats stored up in this one experience.
The pumpkin trail isn't scary - it's perfect for kids! - and can take roughly thirty to forty-five minutes to walk the whole way through. You can also snag a fall drink or an equally seasonal snack offered by the event, as well. This really makes trick-or-treating look kind of dumb, huh?
Tickets are $16 for adults and $10 for children, which means this is an affordable evening out that will make some seriously awesome family memories.
The event is located at the Fontanel in Nashville, and you can visit from October 12th to October 29th with the purchase of a ticket. Happy haunting (er, pumpkin hunting?) friends!
Psst…you can buy tickets right here! Have a great time, then come back and tell us how you liked it in the comments. We’d love to hear!
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