LUMINO CITY FESTIVAL 2021 FULL

LUMINO CITY FESTIVAL 2021 FULL

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Lumino City is taking place on the 15th- 16th of October on the Wellington Waterfront. Lumino City is an escape, a place to explore and be in awe of what’s around us,”says Ms Kao I wanted to find a way to bring the world to Wellington and let Kiwi’s rediscover old memories or make plans on where to travel when the world opens up. “Kiwis are known as big travellers and not being able to get out there and explore the world has been difficult. The new precinct also includes performances, music, crafts and cuisine from around the world. These lanterns include a Komodo Dragon from Indonesia, the Leaning Tower of Pisa from Italy, the Arun Temple from Thailand and the Matterhorn from Switzerland among many others. Festival-goers will be transported to far corners of the globe from Italy to Saudi Arabia or from Mexico to India as Fran Kitts lights up with 12 custom made lanterns representing landmarks, people and cultures. Ms Kao found a way to do that by inviting fourteen embassies and high commissions to create the Bring the World to Wellington precinct. In a time when most people are unable to leave the country, festival organizers wanted to let people experience the joy of travelling without needing to leave the city. It’s about transporting festival-goers to a city of light and adventure,” says Ms KaoĢ021’s theme centres around the idea of adventure and travel. However, we wanted to expand to include different types of light installations and take the festival to a bigger scale encompassing more of New Zealand and Wellington today. “The traditional roots are still very much present with the inclusion of all our previous lanterns. Festival director Lily Kao wanted to move the festival into a new era to deliver a combination of modern and traditional light and performance. The new name Lumino City comes as the event evolves from the traditional lantern festival to an event that encompasses all things light and performance. The festival’s expansion with numerous new lights and taking over more of the waterfront than ever before has been made possible by key sponsor Wellington City Council. The festival will span four show-stopping precincts with 150+ individual light installations including seven that will tower over crowds reaching four storeys and higher. The 15th – 16th of October will see the Wellington Waterfront lit up from Waitangi Park to Frank Kitts Park in the festival’s largest iteration since it began in 2015.

The Wellington Lantern Festival returns as Lumino City for a bigger and brighter 2021 festival.

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