Vector Lights will shine bright for The UNESCO International Day of Light supporting the continued appreciation of light. As the first country to see the light, New Zealand will be in a position to kick off global recognition of this inaugural celebration at 12:01am on 16th May. The light show will then play again from 6pm until midnight.
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Vector Lights will shine bright yellow for Road Safety Week, which aims to inspire communities to take action on road safety, making streets and communities safer. Supported by the Yellow Ribbon Road Safety Alliance.
Vector Lights is celebrating the inaugural year of the Rainbow Games, a fully inclusive multi-sport tournament for LGBTQI+ and allies, in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. See the Auckland Harbour Bridge sparkle in all colours of the rainbow from 7:30pm to midnight, every 15 minutes.
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.