All Aboard the Holidays

January 1, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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All Aboard the Holidays at the Roger Williams Botanical Center!

Get ready for All Aboard the Holidays at the Roger Williams Botanical Center!

For the rest of the month, the greenhouses will be all decked out in holiday decor with brightly decorated trees and over 2000+ poinsettias. It’s a great place to share some holiday cheer with friends, family, and all your favorite plants. Visit our miniature train exhibit traversing through whimsical winter villages. And see if you can spot mini versions of local favorites from the City of Providence!

During All Aboard the Holidays, the Roger Williams Botanical Center will be staying open for an extra special twilight hour so you can enjoy the magic of our holiday lights. Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm. Dec 24th 10 -12, Closed Dec 25th!

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For the rest of the month, the greenhouses will be all decked out in holiday decor with brightly decorated trees and over 2000+ poinsettias. It’s a great place to share some holiday cheer with friends, family, and all your favorite plants. Visit our miniature train exhibit traversing through whimsical winter villages. And see if you can spot mini versions of local favorites from the City of Providence!

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