Design and launch your lantern at sunset in a peaceful community gathering.
The Water Lantern Festival offers a unique blend of tranquility and community spirit. Held at Milwaukee’s Veterans Park, this event invites people of all ages to design and release lanterns onto the water, creating a stunning visual spectacle. With food trucks, live music, and a scavenger hunt, there's plenty to enjoy before the main event.
As the sun sets, the lantern launch begins, turning the water into a shimmering canvas of light and hope. This family-friendly event is perfect for those looking to share a meaningful experience with friends and family. The festival’s commitment to sustainability ensures that all lanterns are eco-friendly and collected afterward, leaving the park cleaner than before.
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