A light festival is an event often held during the winter months, in which public spaces, buildings, and streets are illuminated with colorful light installations and projections. During this night walk, we will pass by the various installations.
Practical information
Meet at midnight, return at 1:30 a.m.
A light festival is an event often held during the winter months in which public spaces, buildings, and streets are illuminated with colorful light installations and projections. The purpose of a light festival is to brighten up the city or neighborhood and bring people together to enjoy the illuminated sights and create a sense of community.
Light festivals take place all over the world, and the size and duration of the event can vary from a few days to several weeks. Some festivals have a specific theme, such as nature, art, or culture, while others are simply intended to offer a spectacular light show.
During a light festival, visitors can enjoy various types of light installations, such as light sculptures, video mapping projections, illuminated fountains, and light shows with music. Some festivals also offer interactive light installations where visitors can participate and change the colors and patterns of the lighting themselves.
Light festivals are not only fun to visit, but they also offer opportunities for local artists and lighting designers to showcase their work and contribute to the creative culture of the city.
When
- Saturday the 16th.
Prices
- Adults €5.00
- Children €1.00