Cheekwood celebrates 10th annual Holiday Lights

The 10th annual Holiday Lights Festival in Nashville is now open, featuring a one-mile walking path with dazzling displays, including a new 28-foot Pixel Pine tree in the Bradford Robertson Color Garden.

Cheekwood’s new 28-foot Pixel Pine tree (photo by Reeju Davis).

Nashville’s classic holiday tradition is now open. The 10th annual Holiday Lights Festival features a one-mile walking path with elegant and creative displays of sparkling lights that set Cheekwood aglow. Marvel at the new and spectacular 28-foot Pixel Pine tree in the Bradford Robertson Color Garden.

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