The Bellagio Conservatory is celebrating the Lunar New Year 2026, the Year of the Horse, with a vibrant display through Feb. 28.
"Our vision for this year's display was to capture the bold, fearless and majestic spirit of the horse while creating an immersive space that inspires optimism and renewal," designer Ed Libby said.
Three gold horses, representing ambition, strength and unstoppable momentum, dominate the West Bed. Making her conservatory debut and juggling golden coins, "Ajla the Cheerful Child," woven from thousands of preserved roses and seeds, welcomes guests to North Bed.
Caishen, the God of Wealth, returns to the East Bed. Jade and gold, denoting balance, purity and success, enhance the scene. Pandas and children play among the bamboo groves in the South Bed with gold dragons symbolizing protection and wisdom.
"Designed as a vibrant gathering place, this installation ushers in the new year with energetic artistry, cultural enlightenment and time-honored tradition," Libby said. "We hope it inspires guests to celebrate the excitement of the season and embrace the good fortune the new year brings."
Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is free and open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week.