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Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge
Lighting up the city with clean energy technology
Static display No livestream available for this event
To celebrate the launch of Auckland Climate Festival 2021, Vector Lights, in partnership with Auckland Council, will light up the Harbour Bridge in the Auckland Climate Festival colours representing atmosphere (Te Kôhauhau), water (Te Wai), flesh (Te Kiko) and earth (Te Whenua). This is a static light show.
This World Energy Day we’re highlighting the role energy plays in New Zealand’s journey to net zero carbon. Watch the history of energy and take a glimpse at Aotearoa’s new energy future. From 8pm. Show repeats every 30 minutes.
From 8pm to midnight see and hear Vector Lights celebrating Diwali. Known as The Festival of Lights, Diwali signifies the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and the renewal of life. Shubh Diwali (Happy Diwali)! Show will play every 5 minutes.
It’s going to be Auckland’s brightest festive season yet with Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge! The sustainable light show, and accompanying soundtrack, will countdown the 12 days of a Kiwi Christmas. The show will repeat every 15 minutes from Monday 13 to Friday 24 December from 9pm until midnight. See the lyrics here
As the first international city to welcome in the New Year, Auckland’s iconic landmarks are turning on a visual extravaganza for lucky visitors and residents to feast their eyes on as they countdown to 2020. The lights will shine from 9pm ahead of the main show (and livestream) just before midnight.
Vector Lights will shine in celebration of Elemental AKL.The sustainable, colourful light and sound show will be a key feature of the month-long festival celebrating arts, eats and beats across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. The show will repeat every 30 minutes from 6pm to midnight and will play on 16,17,18, 23 - 24 and 30 - 31 July.
The rising of the Matariki star cluster heralds the beginning of the Māori new year. From 6pm to midnight see a creative lighting display that celebrates Matariki 2021 and helps to inform us of the rich history of our host iwi Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and their migration to Tāmaki Makaurau. The show will play 19 - 20 and 25 - 27 June, 2-3 and 9-11 July.