The past couple of nights we have been venturing out and looking at the holiday light displays. On Sunday we went to Spring Preserve which is near downtown. It is a 180 acre historical and cultural park which is known as the birthplace of Las Vegas. The Preserve is home to entertainment, exhibits, galleries, trails and gardens that provide recreational and educational opportunities to visitors. It teaches visitors about the early inhabitants who made the springs in the Las Vegas Valley their home. There are galleries, a theater, interactive children's exhibits and much more. 
During the holiday season the trees and plant life were decorate around the trails into a lighted wonderland. There was a horse drawn carriage, carolers as well as refreshments like homemade truffled popcorn, mini pecan pies and hot cinnamon apple cider.
A very nice display in the middle of the desert. Next time we want to go back and see the park during the daylight and see all the exhibits.
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