Stacy reached out to me asking me if I wanted to go to Nature of Light at the Paine Art Center with her family. I asked the hubby if he wanted to go even though it wasn't really his thing. He agreed. After a dinner at 1890, we headed to the Paine Art Center.
The is the second installment of Nature of Light an immersive installment of art and light that is both inside and outside of the Paine Art Center. It runs from August 1 to October 26 and tickets are $30/adults for both inside and outside. Parking is always an adventure at the Paine as the lot is not very good. We snagged a spot in the lot but Stacy parked a few blocks away.
Our time was 7:10. They are pretty good at getting you in on time. If you have the combo ticket, you start inside. We did the inside and outside option this year.
Inside only the main floor of the mansion was part of the exhibit. The volunteer gave us instructions and said not to spin the sculpture in the main room or you will get dizzy. Even the gentle spinning of the prism was too much for the hubby.
Each room featured a different prism. They all left pretty designs in the room they were in.
After we finished the inside portion, we headed outside and followed the designed route around the mansion. It was more organized this year than it was first time.
It was all pretty much the same but still quite fun. Even the hubby had fun.
The only downside was you had to watch the light show to continue to the second half of it. We were able to catch the tail end of it so we could join the crowd to the other side. Stacy watched the entire 7 minute show.
The designs in the second half were great. It was full of color.
The night was chilly but it was still a nice evening. If you get a chance, check out Nature of Light if comes to location near you.
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