New York Area

Our lantern launch is done at night and 100% is due to wind and fire approval. If it is unlikely that you will cancel the event, the policy is to return to the city within 3 months from the original date. We will inform you about the latest information and new itinerary by e-mail.

Please bring warm clothes. We sell items such as blankets and sweatshirts, but we recommend that you bring warm clothes. We know that as the night goes on it will get colder.

What is a wonderful event? This is a volunteer! this is true. I can not do it unless I have a wonderful volunteer. Regardless of whether you are helping check-in, distributing participant kits, answering questions, or cleaning up, they will play an important role in the success of The Lights Festival ™.

Lights FestTM is a profit-oriented company that likes to work with local charities and companies. We believe that our charitable partners can bring truly sustainable change to all communities. If you operate a local charity or if the charities you recommend are suitable for The Lights FestTM, please see the link below.

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