Thanksgiving Point presents the 15th annual Tulip Festival
at the Ashton Gardens from April 12-May 4, closed Sundays. Nearly 300,000
tulips, in over a hundred unique varieties, are spread across the 55-acre
Ashton Gardens for the Tulip Festival each spring. Golf carts, wheelchairs,
electric scooters, and Segways are also available to rent, if available. New
this year is timed ticketing for the Festival. Timed ticketing allows a
smoother and more enjoyable experience. Guests may secure times and dates at ThanksgivingPoint.org.
The Tulip Festival is one of the most popular events in Utah
with more than 100,000 guests visiting each year. The tulip display is
redesigned with tulips imported directly from Holland to create a new display
for each festival. At the Tulip
Festival’s conclusion, the tulip bulbs from the event go on sale for around
four dollars per dozen to create mini tulip festivals in yards across Utah.
This year’s Tulip Festival includes:
• Antique
Tulips
Come see antique tulips themed for the celebration of famed
Dutch artist Rembrandt this year. These are the actual bulbs that have lasted
for centuries. Some of these varieties include the Columbine, Preludium, and
Rembrandt. This year commemorates the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt’s death in
1669.
• Cut Tulips
Visit the Learning Garden to bring home your own bunch of
cut tulips. One bunch of tulips is $10 ($9.00 for Thanksgiving Point members).
Available while supplies last. Monday-Thursday: Noon-8 pm & Fridays and
Saturdays: 10 am-8 pm
• Klompen
(Wooden Shoe) Hunt
Scattered throughout the Tulip Festival are 15 giant wooden
shoes or klomplen.
• Festival
Market in the Waterfall Amphitheater – Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, All
day
Featuring vendors and food trucks from all over the state.
• Children’s
Activities in the Tulip Tot Playland – Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10 am
– 6 pm
Crafts, activities, games, bounce houses, and more for the
whole family! Included with admission.
• Tulip
Festival 5K– April 27 (Sold Out)
For the second consecutive year, the Tulip Festival 5K will
be run entirely in the Ashton Gardens. In years past the 5K course was unable
to be in the Gardens due to the now defunct, half marathon.
• Swing Dance
– April 26, 6:30-8:30 pm
Back by popular demand, the Utah Swing Orchestra returns.
Grab your partner and put on your dancing shoes. Enjoy classic swing music
while dancing next to the beautiful 65-foot-tall waterfalls illuminated by
bistro lighting. Included with admission.
• American
Heritage Lyceum Philharmonic – May 4, 7:30 pm
The Tulip Festival closes with a fantastic finish with this
amazing concert on May 4th. The American Heritage Lyceum Orchestra performs
against a gorgeous garden backdrop you won’t want to miss. The concert is
included with admission.
• Tulip
Festival Photo Contest
We invite all guests to submit their favorite shots of the
2019 Tulip Festival using hashtag #tuliparty and tagging Thanksgiving Point on
Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter (Make sure your post is set to public.)
Each Monday during the festival Thanksgiving Point judges
will select a Photo of the Week which will be featured on Thanksgiving Point’s
Instagram page (@thankspoint) and be highlighted on the Thanksgiving Point
marquee for the duration of the week. Each chosen photo will also win a Family
Membership.
The Tulip Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
Monday-Saturday. Admission is $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and children aged
3-12 when booked online at thanksgivingpoint.org. Walk-up pricing is $25 and
$20 respectively. Entrance is free to Thanksgiving Point Members and children
under two.
The Ashton Gardens is located at 3900 N. Garden
Dr. in Lehi, Utah. For more information, visit thanksgivingpoint.org.