Marking its Canadian debut, Astro Lumina features stunning astral-themed installations brought to life through light, sound, and celestial storytelling, as attendees enjoy a captivating journey beneath the stars in Vancouver’s own Stanley Park.
From today through December 31, the self-guided outdoor night walk transforms the park’s natural landscape after dark through light, sound, and wonder.
I attended last night’s preview. Following a warm welcome by key spokespeople, small bites, and wine, we were invited to experience this unique visual and aural masterpiece.
The beautiful colour projections and lights blend seamlessly with Stanley Park’s tall trees and landscapes, making this the ideal venue to host Astra Lumina. To date, the event has drawn millions around the world to take in the artistry of Montreal’s Moment Factory designers and sound engineers.
Along an illuminated pathway, nine thematic zones unfold through larger-than-life light installations, projections, 360-degree immersion, scenography and soundscapes, creating a series of celestial environments.
Set to an original cosmic soundtrack, each chapter invites guests to follow the story of the stars as they descend to Earth before returning to the night sky.
Moment Factory also happens to be the acclaimed entertainment studio behind Vallea Lumina in Whistler as well as immersive concerts for artists including Madonna and Billie Eilish.
The experience runs approximately 45 to 60 minutes and is open to visitors of all ages.
An onsite box office is available, however advance booking is recommended. Guests can complement their Astra Lumina experience with a selection of freshly-popped popcorn, wine, hot chocolate and other beverages available for purchase at the park.
About Moment Factory
For the past 25 years, Moment Factory has created experiences that inspire wonder and connection, highlighting the unique places they inhabit and bringing them to life after dark. This is Astra Lumina’s Canadian debut, following successful events across the US, Australia, and Turkey.
