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Powered by a mix of leading technology, including solar, battery and peer-to-peer systems, Vector Lights transforms the Waitematā as a guiding light toward a smart energy future. 
 

Part of a ten-year smart energy partnership between Vector and Auckland Council, Vector Lights is an experience and a destination, giving Aucklanders a focal point for celebration and recognition.
 

What you need to know:

  • ​Take a look below for some suggestions of places where you can watch Vector Lights shows from

  • ​Listen to the music - for shows with audio, an audio link will appear below when the show is about to start 

  • For shows with video, watch the livestream below or on our Facebook page

 

Vector Lights for World of Cultures 2024

Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge lights up for World of Cultures and in recognition of Race Relations Day (21 March). This year's show celebrates the unique diversity within Tāmaki Makaurau, drawing inspiration from the vibrant fabric patterns of different cultures. While you watch the live light show, listen to an accompanying audio track featuring Auckland musicians, sourced and mixed by DJ Stinky Jim. The show plays every 15 minutes from 8pm until midnight.

Vector Lights for World of Cultures 2024

Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge lights up for World of Cultures and in recognition of Race Relations Day (21 March). This year's show celebrates the unique diversity within Tāmaki Makaurau, drawing inspiration from the vibrant fabric patterns of different cultures. While you watch the live light show, listen to an accompanying audio track featuring Auckland musicians, sourced and mixed by DJ Stinky Jim. The show plays every 15 minutes from 8pm until midnight.

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Some suggestions of where to watch Vector Lights: 
 
  • Westhaven Marina

  • Silo Park

  • The end of Halsey Wharf (just out from the Viaduct Events Centre)

  • The end of Princes Wharf (outside the Hilton Auckland hotel)

  • The end of Queens Wharf (in front of The Cloud and The Lighthouse)

  • Little Shoal Bay

  • Hinemoa Park next to the Birkenhead Ferry Terminal

  • Maungawhau Mt Eden

  • Bayswater Marina

  • Takurunga Mt Victoria

 

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Vector Lights Launch night on Saturday 27th Jan 2018 
Behind the scenes of Vector Lights 
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WHY ARE WE TRANSFORMING AUCKLAND?

 

Globally, the energy sector is being transformed through innovation and new technology. It’s one of the most exciting times to be involved in the industry and for you as a consumer.

Vector is embracing the change. As the company that powers Auckland and its growth we need to provide an efficient and effective network capable of handling the demands created by the tens of thousands of people from all over the world who choose Auckland as their new home each year.

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A SYMBOL OF CHANGE AND A ROAD TO GROWTH

A harbour crossing was first proposed in 1860, however cost was prohibitive at that time. Construction on the bridge finally began in 1954 and took several years to complete. Until the bridge’s opening in 1959, the fastest way to get from the north shore to Auckland was by ferry; by car it was a 50km drive.

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