Prepare for a bright and bustling festival like no other. This week-long event opens your mind, guiding you through unique installations like you’ve never seen. Read on to learn more about the sparkling event that is Light City.

Located in Baltimore, Light City is the first large-scale, international light festival in the U.S.
Facebook / Light City
2017 will be the second year for this surreal event and it promises to be even more impressive than last year. From March 31st through April 8th, the Inner Harbor and nearby Baltimore neighborhoods will transform into illuminated works of art.
Facebook / Light City
The interactive "pool" installation changes color as you walk atop its glowing surface.
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Tiny boats float in the harbor, bringing a splash of color against the darkness.
Flickr / Patrick Gillespie

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Leave your mark on the neon board filled with creative scribbles.
Facebook / Light City
New this year, the MoonGarden features inflatable vinyl bubbles that use light and shadows to tell the tale of the Baltimore spirit.
Facebook / Light City
Another new installation, among others, is the Umbrella Towers. These fun sculptures will float in the harbor like sailboats from a dream.
Facebook / Light City
There will also be plenty of food, musical performances, and a carnival atmosphere to keep your evening full of fantastical fun.
Facebook / Light City

Check out the below video from last year’s event. It looks like a blast!

Baltimore’s Light City will run nightly from 7-11pm, March 31st through April 8th. Admission is free.

For more information, visit the website here.

 

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