This weekend, the beloved community festival SUPERNOVA returns for its biggest celebration yet as it marks its 10-year milestone at The Lafitte Greenway.

The three-day, free, family-friendly, light-based art exhibit event will take place December 11–13, from 5-9 p.m. nightly, at the Greenway Station & Plaza (436 N. Norman C. Francis Parkway). Residents and visitors alike are invited to experience a athering filled with light, art, food, music,and community spirit.

Attendees can look forward to dazzling large-scale art installations, a festive holiday market, a variety of local food trucks and music.. Those eager to get a first look at the magic can join the SUPERNOVA Preview Party on December 10, from 5:30–7:30 p.m.. Guests will enjoy early access to the light art, light bites and drinks from local vendors, special musical performances, and an immersive exhibition honoring a decade of SUPERNOVA’s impact on the Greenway and the city.

The Lafitte Greenway is a 2.6-mile long linear park and multi-use trail in the heart of New Orleans. The Greenway features recreational facilities, fitness and cultural programming, open green space, and innovative stormwater management features. Managed by New Orleans Recreation Development Commission (NORD), the Greenway opened in 2015 after years of community-driven support to turn a formerly abandoned railroad corridor into a public green space that connects an array of diverse New Orleans communities.

For more information, visit: Greenway Supernova returns here.