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Winter Lights + Jazz Lounge

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When

Event 5 p.m. · Ends 7:30 p.m.

Where
Shelburne Museum
6000 Shelburne Road, Shelburne
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Poster: Winter Lights + Jazz Lounge, Shelburne Museum, Thursday, December 3

About

Visitors are invited to bundle up and stroll the museum’s grounds, where iconic landmarks are transformed into a glittering wonderland. Featuring familiar and iconic favorites such as the 220-foot steamboat Ticonderoga and the charming model train village in the Diamond Barn. Each season brings new and refreshed installations. This season features the magical woodland creatures of artist Calvin Laituri in the twinkling pine grove of Beach Woods.

Tickets & Pricing:

Online advance purchase: $20 adults / $10 children ages 3–17 / Free for children under 3. These are timed tickets, sold for specific time slots.

At the door: $25 adults / $12 children ages 3–17

Anytime VIP ticket: $35 (Valid for one Walk-through night; no reservation required)

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Shelburnemuseum.org, seen Nov 4

Drop into the Jazz Lounge throughout the evening and take in the musical stylings of the Randall Pierce Jazz Trio. Cash bar and light refreshments.

Members free with Winter Lights ticket purchase; $5 for general public (non-members) with a Winter Lights ticket purchase.

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Original listing, seen Nov 4

Drop into the Jazz Lounge throughout the evening and take in the musical stylings of the Randall Pierce Jazz Trio.

Members free with Winter Lights ticket purchase; $5 for general public (non-members) with a Winter Lights ticket purchase.

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Pouding chômeur is an independent listing and does not organize this event.

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