Nassau County lights up holiday season with 'LuminoCity'
The unique walk-through display is inspired by an ancient Chinese lantern-making technique that dates back thousands of years.
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The unique walk-through display is inspired by an ancient Chinese lantern-making technique that dates back thousands of years.
Some of the displays were designed by children from Nassau County.
The festival runs through Jan. 7. It was produced in partnership with the Long Island Children’s Museum.
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