Moonlight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Sat Oct 20, 7:00 PM - Sat Oct 20, 11:00 PM

Gather with us and delight in the evening spectacle where revelers will be enchanted with hypnotic beats and spectacular performances by The Juniors performing a scene from the famous movie Hocus Pocus, tarot card readers, lawn games sponsored by Rent Giant Games, moonboucers that will challenge your wit and strength, and sample edible insects from Little Heards. Venture into the Piney Woods where spirits roam freely. Enter the costume contest for spooktacular prizes. Cash bar (beer and wine) and food truck treats will be available for purchase. Photobooth Sponsored by Mirror Mirror Photobooth Rentals. Halloween costumes highly encouraged (over the face masks not allowed). Adults 21 years and over.
GET TO AND FROM Moonlight in the Garden of Good and Evil with ease! Onsite parking is limited and RIDESHARE is encouraged. Sign up for Uber and use the promo code SABOT to receive a free ride on us, up to $20 off. This promotion is for first-time riders only! Create an account here. Already an Uber rider? Don’t forget to share this promo code with others so that they can enjoy a ride to and from events in San Antonio!
FAQs
What is included in the ticket price?
A unique opportunity to experience the Gardne afterhours, live entertainment, music, lawn games, moon bounce, photobooth, haunted walk around the East Texas Piney Woods, tarot card reading, and general admission to the San Antonio Botanical Garden and Moonlight in the Garden of Good and Evil on October 20th, 2018 at 6:00pm – 10:00pm.
Cash bar with beer and wine, and food trucks available for purchase.
Is there a backup plan in case of rain?
For your safety and the safety of others this event will be canceled in the case of severe weather. An email notification will be sent to the email address used to purchase the ticket. Updates will also be available on our Facebook page and website at www.sabot.org. In the event of cancellation your ticket purchase is tax deductible and all monies raised will help support the mission of the San Antonio Botanical Garden, a non-profit organization.
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