At Northgate Mall, a place known for its decline in recent years, a new pop-up has emerged for the holiday season, bringing “light” back in. “The Lights” at Northgate offers an experience for all ages to come in and walk through a series of rooms decorated with Christmas lights. The event is open from 12 to 8 p.m., and allows families to walk through the decorated rooms, write on a chalk wall or dance around together. The six rooms are all tailored to specific themes and each has something unique to provide. With tickets ranging from $12 to $22 and 125,000 lights strung on the wall, this scene brings joy and excitement into Marin for the holiday season.
The bright “Cheers!” sign welcomes families immediately into the experience and lights up the whole area.
A seemingly small light in the “Twinkle Light Room” offers up immense detail when zooming in closer.
Large blue snowflakes line the walls of the “Artic Room.”
A bright tree stands in the middle of the children’s playroom, with a color-changing dance floor and neon chalk wall.
Strung from the floor to the ceiling in the “Light Trail Room” are lights guiding families through a maze-like path to the exit.
Many different colored bulbs and strings hang in the final “Light Tunnel Room,” creating a tunnel effect.
A bike is strung with lights in the “Tropical Light Room”, allowing anyone to take a photo while sitting on its seat.
Signs on a curtain introduce the rooms while providing a sneak peek of what's to come when stepping inside.
Children are allowed to write on this board in neon colors, adding to the bright and festive spirit of this scene.
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