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Light Up The Town

Spring is Coming—Let’s Light Up The Town!

Location:

Fenland & West Suffolk

Dates:

February & March 2025

Admission:

Free

Light Up The Town is a new light art project that will illuminate our towns across Fenland and West Suffolk. As winter fades and spring begins to bloom, it’s the perfect time to reconnect, come together, and celebrate the beauty of our community. Light Up The Town is here to brighten our spirits and illuminate our towns with stunning light projection art! 

Together with SDNA Moving Image, we’re working hand-in-hand with local community groups to co-create vibrant light shows that will light up buildings in Chatteris, March, Wisbech, Whittlesey, Brandon, Mildenhall, and Newmarket in early 2025.

Dates & locations of light shows

West Suffolk – drop in anytime between 6 – 8pm

  • BRANDON: Tuesday 25th February – Brandon Town Council, Old School House, Market Hill, IP27 0AA
  • MILDENHALL: Wednesday 26th February – St. Mary’s Church, High Street, IP28 7EE
  • NEWMARKET: Thursday 27th February – St. Mary’s Church, Church Lane, CB8 0HP

Fenland – drop in anytime between 6 – 8pm

  • WISBECH: Monday 3rd March – Museum Square, Wisbech, PE13 1ES
  • MARCH: Wednesday 5th March – March Town Hall, Market Place, PE15 9JF
  • CHATTERIS: Thursday 6th March – Chatteris Church of St Peter & St Paul, High St, PE16 6BE
  • WHITTLESEY: Friday 7th March – Saint Mary’s Church, 6 Manor View, PE7 1TF

Key Details:

  • Drop-in anytime between 6-8pm
  • Cost: Free
  • Family friendly
  • Hot drinks available to buy

FAQ

People Involved

  • SDNA

    SDNA is an internationally acclaimed creative studio founded in 2010 by Valentina Floris and Ben Foot. They specialise in producing distinctive digital artworks and interactive experiences for a range of settings. With a diverse portfolio, they have successfully led projects of various scales, delving into themes such as mythology, anthropology, natural history, and climate change. SDNA animate galleries and public spaces with bold and imaginative displays to engage and inspire new and diverse audiences in fresh and exciting ways. They have forged partnerships with esteemed organisations, including the British Council, the Francis Crick Institute, and the Natural History Museum.