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13 May

Zsolnay Light Festival @ City of Pécs

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Date: Thursay – July, 4. – Sunday – July, 7. 2024.

Venue… the Street of Pécs


In recent years, the Zsolnay Light Festival, which attracts hundreds of thousands of people, has become the highlight of Pécs’ program offering, and it is expected to remain so in 2024. Already have the date of the country’s first and only light festival … at several locations between the streets and iconic buildings of Pécs will be illuminated on the 8th occasion. The four-day festival is a real experience for the whole family, in addition to the light painting, visitors are also welcomed with numerous accompanying programs.

Recommendation by Aggie Reiter

21 Dec

Awesome Highlights – Light Festival – Summer of 2022 @ Pécs

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The Zsolnay Heritage Manager organized for tens of thousands of people interested this past Fall visiting the attractive venues.

The “Zsolnay Light Art” mapping competition venue was the most visited event this year during the Zsolnay Light Festival. In 2021 the 10 best audiovisual mapping works were created for the facade of Pécs Cathedral, harmonizing with the architecture, sacredness, spirituality and traditions of the building.

Aftermovie of 2021:

In 2022, July, 8-10  the visitors are welcome to the seven-time award-winning event!

Due to the Zsolnay Light Art – International Light Painting Competition with the selection of the best productions will start in the beginning of Spring 2022.

Within the special spectacular festival, will bring to life the façade of the Cathedral with the 3D light creations. The attractions of the Path of Light, street art productions, musical delicacies and light professional programs will also return to the city center.

The collaborating professional partner of the Zsolnay Light Art and the host of the competition is the group of Hungarian visual artists “Glowing Bulbs” – active over 21 years.

Update Aggie Reiter