Brisbane Festival to Feature Stunning Water and Light Show at South Bank
Brisbane River to get spectacular fountain and light display at South Bank
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The Brisbane River will host a spectacular nightly water and light show called Bright Nights during the Brisbane Festival from September 4 to 26. Featuring 80-meter water jets and a soundtrack by The Veronicas, the event aims to enhance community participation and support local businesses.
- 01Bright Nights will showcase 80-meter high water jets and colorful projections over the Brisbane River.
- 02The event is part of the Brisbane Festival, running from September 4 to 26, featuring multiple performances each night.
- 03Festival artistic director Ebony Bott emphasizes community engagement and participation in the Festival Village.
- 04Major performances include international acts like Escape by Diavolo and Scorched Earth from Attic Projects.
- 05Local concerts will feature artists like Aloe Blacc and Human Nature, alongside free events to encourage attendance.
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A captivating outdoor water and light show titled Bright Nights will illuminate the Brisbane River at South Bank as a highlight of this year's Brisbane Festival, running from September 4 to 26. The ten-minute display, created by Oracle Liquid, will feature impressive 80-meter high water jets, colorful lights, and projected images, accompanied by an audio story narrated by traditional owner Shannon Ruska and a soundtrack by The Veronicas. Artistic director Ebony Bott aims to foster community engagement through the Festival Village, which includes attractions like the Magic Mirrors Spiegeltent and The Giant Sing Along, reminiscent of an Olympic Athletes Village. The festival will also showcase international performances, including Escape by Diavolo and Scorched Earth from Attic Projects, alongside local concerts featuring artists such as Aloe Blacc and Human Nature. With free events and a focus on enhancing the festival experience, Brisbane Festival is expected to inject over $27 million into the local economy, making it a significant cultural event for the city.
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The festival is projected to inject over ₹27 million into the local economy, supporting local businesses and enhancing community engagement.
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