Singapore’s dazzling light festival, i Light Singapore (iLSG), is back for its 10th edition, shining brighter than ever from 31 May to 23 June 2024.
This year’s festival promises an “eco-tastic” extravaganza, showcasing sustainable art installations and experiences across Marina Bay, and for the first time, venturing into the precincts of South Beach, Millenia Walk, and Tanjong Pagar.
iLSG 2024 embraces the theme “Cyclical Nature,” symbolized by the color green. This theme reflects a growing focus on environmental consciousness. The festival will feature 17 artworks by 25 talented artists, each exploring the concept of sustainability through creative use of light, recycled materials, and innovative design.
Visitors can expect contemplative and interactive installations that spark environmental awareness. Imagine wandering through landscapes crafted from repurposed objects or stepping into experiences that highlight the beauty and resilience of the natural world.
This milestone edition sees iLSG venturing beyond its usual stomping ground. While the stunning Marina Bay waterfront will still be a central stage, festival-goers can now explore light art installations in South Beach, Millenia Walk, and even Tanjong Pagar for the first time. This expansion allows for a wider variety of artworks and a more immersive festival experience.
Since its inception in 2010, iLSG has become a leading sustainable light festival in Asia. The festival prioritizes energy-efficient LED lighting and promotes environmental responsibility throughout its operations. iLSG 2024 promises to uphold this legacy, offering a dazzling display of light art while remaining mindful of its environmental impact.
Admission to iLSG 2024 is completely free! The festival opens its doors daily from 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm, with extended hours until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Head down to i Light Singapore 2024 and experience a festival that’s both eco-conscious and creatively captivating.
Visit www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg for more information.
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