River of Light event started on the 22nd October and it will be until 7th November, so don’t miss it if you are in Liverpool in the next couple of days. If you can’t, I hope you’ll enjoy the virtual trail.
Sonic Runway by Rob Jensen & Warren Trezevant
Wave by Squidsoup
The Pool – Chavasse Park, Liverpool ONE. It was a great fun and interactive exhibit. The colour changed when walking on them, so it was very popular, as one can imagine.
Limelight: Saturday Night by Sans Facon
Liverpool, Love of my life – Liverpool, Town Hall, inspired by Diwali.
Trumpet Flowers by Amigo and Amigo. This was so entertaining, people had to press buttons underneath the flowers to create the music.
Spriteworks – Canal Basin, Pier Head
Light Piano 2.0 XL by Kleurbleur
Singularity by Squidsoup
Dance Together – Canning Dock Quayside, Museum of Liverpool. Not one of my favourite displays, the words were not exactly family-friendly and some just weird.
Iconic Site by Sans Facon
Lighting installations are something I find fascinating. I loved those blue disks you were standing on and many of the others. I can see why this would be a must-see if you were in Liverpool at the time!
Isn’t that glorious! I would love to visit that. The interactive ones sound so fun, especially the piano and the pool one!
Such a beautiful event!
That looks like such a fun event to go to! you got some beautiful photos and I bet it was even more impressive in person! What a lovely evening 🙂
Hope that you are having a good weekend 🙂
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This looks great! I would have loved to have visited it.
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Thanks for taking us along on this experience! It’s always fun when exhibits like this have interactive displays. I would love to have tried “The Pool”.
The Pool was fun and popular with everybody, not just with kids. 😀 The same with the flowers, from 6 to 80, everyone was hitting the buttons to make them sing.
What an amazing festival, something the whole family can enjoy and as we have had quite a lot of cold but dry weather, ideal conditions for a night time stroll.
I love all the individual exhibits, but if I had to choose a favourite, it would probably be ‘Trumpet Flowers’, followed by ‘Light Piano’
Thanks for sharing and have a peaceful weekend 🙂
We had some dry evenings too, so perfect for the festival. The lady playing the piano was very good and the connection between sound and light made it very interesting.
Thank you 🙂