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Illuminate The Gardens was one of four light trails in the country when it started, but it is now one of 226, Mr Worm said. He said: "You get to a point [when you think] when does the boxer stop chasing the belt? "So, we've said, 'okay, don't force it, let's deliver the last show'." Free kids' activities including arts and crafts will be available and a low-noise display "perfect for young children" will take place earlier in the evening. The gardens will be "lovingly lit" to highlight the architectural and natural beauty of the area. "The garden itself is really the star of the show and it's a beautiful environment to light," Mr Worm said. "It belongs to the people of Sheffield, whatever we do, it's about the people that come so all the fantastic lights and displays. "Without the people, I'd just be stood there going, 'it looks great'. "I'm ever so grateful that we've done what we've done."
