Illuminights canceled Sunday, Dec. 10 due to severe weather potential No description found
ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. – All Illuminights activities, including the Walk of Lights Trail, will be closed on Sunday, Dec. 10 due to the potential for high winds and bands of heavy rain .
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Event organizers said customers with tickets for Sunday have already been refunded. Customers are asked to allow up to five business days for the refund to hit their card, based on your financial institution’s practices.
If you’re looking to make a visit to Illuminights, there are still available time slots for the remaining days through Saturday, Dec. 30. To book, click here .
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