The Magical Festival In New York That Transforms This One Small-Town City Each Year
By Lea Monroe|Published August 21, 2019
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Some people, both residents and tourists alike, travel all the way down to New York City to enjoy one-of-a-kind attractions and festivals that you can only find in the city that never sleeps. If you happen to be a resident though, you also know that you can find equally exciting festivities happening in upstate areas. Bringing you out to our Southern Tier, see why the small city of Binghamton is about to transform during this upcoming event.
Celebrating its 5th year in the city of Binghamton, the LUMA Projection Arts Festival is unlike any other.
Giving you the opportunity to experience things like live music, local vendors, late-night parties and festivities, and 3D animations that will blow you away - the LUMA Projection Arts Festival is something you won't want to miss.
Completely transforming the city, Binghamton’s LUMA Projection Arts Festival is the only visual art festival in the entire country with a focus on projection mapping - Whoa!
The event is almost entirely free for all to experience, with most of the art and projection mapping you’ll find on display on a loop for the entirety of the night, beginning at 9 p.m. and running through until about midnight.
Taking place on September 6th and 7th, LUMA 2019 will include projections like Datanova, The Awakening, Pandora’s Box, Phasing Rain, The Challenge, and One Giant Leap.
This year's projections and works of art have been highly anticipated, and with this festival rapidly approaching in early September, you'll want to start planning you trip out to Binghamton now.
As you walk around downtown, you'll see famous landmarks and buildings you pass by on a regular basis looking like they've fallen into other worlds and dimensions.
Recognized as one of the most spectacular festivals to happen here in the state of New York, set aside the nights of September 6th and 7th to come out and experience Binghamton's LUMA Projection Arts Festival.
