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Up to 9,000 people attend the festival’s free New Year’s Eve event.

The last season of the festival (2020/2021), 41% of festival attendees were from outside of the New Plymouth District.

Up to 150,000 people visit the TSB Festival of Lights in New Plymouth’s Pukekura Park each summer.

Keep up to date with TSB Festival of Lights information and updates at festivaloflights.nz or via the festival’s Facebook and Instagram accounts. Venture Taranaki, Chief Executive Kelvin Wright says: “ We are thrilled the TSB Festival of Lights is back this summer to light up the world-renowned Pukekura Park, significantly adding to our region's vibrancy and encouraging domestic travel and visitation.”

That’s why as a bank that exists to give back to our community, TSB is incredibly proud to get behind it for the 19th running.”

NPDC’s Festival of Lights took home two awards at this year’s New Zealand Event Association Awards (NZEA), including Best Local Government Event and New Zealand’s Favourite Event for the 2020/2021 season.ĭonna Cooper, Chief Executive of TSB, says: “The TSB Festival of Lights is a world-class event which brings our local community together and attracts people from across Aotearoa to explore what our region has to offer, boosting our local economy. “There’s something for everyone as well, from Festival Kids for families to get involved to Summer Seniors, Light Bites and Refreshments, and amazing entertainment.” “Even if you have been many times before, we are always looking to evolve the festival, as we did earlier this year with the Winter Pop-Up event in the CBD, attracting around 15,000 people over four days,” says Ms Turner. NPDC Group Manager – Community & Customer Services Teresa Turner says the festival is almost finalised and organisers were keen to give festival lovers a glimpse of what to expect as people plan their summer holidays. The large-scale creation of immersive bubble-tectures is sure to be a favourite as visitors experience the vibrant reflections.Ī new addition this summer will see the team taking the festival on the road to Waitara and Inglewood with Festival of Lights on Tour events, so be sure to keep an eye out with more details to come. The festival will run from Saturday 17 December 2022 to Sunday 22 January 2023 and will feature 13 new installations connecting a three-kilometre light route within Pukekura Park, including Evanescent (pictured) designed by Atelier Sisu from Sydney. NPDC’s award-winning TSB Festival of Lights is back to light up your summer and New Plymouth’s iconic Pukekura Park from 17 December.Īfter an almost two-year hiatus due to Covid-19 restrictions, planning is well underway for what will be a jam-packed season with an all-new line up of dazzling light installations and a large programme of free entertainment, Festival Kids and Summer Senior events. New Zealand’s favourite event, TSB Festival of Lights back at Pukekura Park