Tāmaki Makaurau is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with more than 200 ethnicities across the region. To celebrate Race Relations Day and World of Cultures festival, watch stylised patterns inspired by world fabrics and listen to the audio track featuring music from Tribilin Sound, Mokotron, حلالاماما (Halalamama) and Stinky Jim. The show plays from 8pm until midnight, every 30 minutes. 21 March – 25 March, 31 March – 1 April
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Vector Lights is shining a light for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Bowel cancer is the second-highest cause of cancer death in Aotearoa New Zealand with 3,300 Kiwis diagnosed every year.
Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge will shine bright yellow for Road Safety Week. Yellow Ribbon Road Safety Alliance aims to raise awareness and create positive action for one of the biggest killers in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Vector Lights commemorates the courageous servicemen and servicewomen of Aotearoa New Zealand, past and present, with its dazzling Anzac Day sustainable light and sound show. The show plays every 15 minutes from 6pm until midnight, and 5am to 7am on 25 April.