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Excellent family friendly show, well done to the artists and organisers

Absolutely brilliant display of art and digital tech. Romantic date? Perfect. Out with the folks? They'll love it. Testing the limits of reality through questionable means? Perfect. The threat level may be extra medium, but the show is muy picante.

PROJECT : EARTH was a brilliant and entertaining insight into a futuristic ramifications of the housing market if it continues to progress in its current state.

Loved this! Such a beautiful experience.

Magical! We stayed for almost two hours! The water screen took our breath away. The Ant Colony is fascinating. Watched Alex Frayne’s at least 4 times over. Laying on the grass under Borealis was other-worldly. Passage is banging - a great ending and we stayed in that final but for ages.

Very well done. Lights were amazing and longer than I thought would be. Worth the look.

I loved this event. I know the Botanic gardens well in daylight but had never been there at night. It was magical. The installations were varied, fascinating and some very moving. To see the trees and the spaces in between brilliantly lit and coming alive in unexpected ways was gently beautiful and otherworldly. Highly recommended as a very special experience.

Natural Wonders is a beautiful show - warm and balmy on the night we went. Loved walking through the gardens - each installation was so different. Excellent value for money and the kids loved it!

A magical night in the Botanic Gardens!

This was so wonderful! I've been to other ones in the gardens that felt too squishy. This one gives you peaceful space to explore at your own pace.

Fantastic to explore the gardens at night - Borealis is beautiful among the trees. I had to watch the waterscreen twice. Really moving!

Wonderful that so many local artists made these works! I loved the Alien projection by Liam Somerville. The waterscreen with the pelican is magical. The kids loved interacting with the ant projection. So great that you can just walk through in your own time and we sat in the beanbags to enjoy Alex Frayne's photos.