Sources indicate that “A Symphony of Lights” will stage its final performance next Wednesday (18 November), with fireworks potentially marking the conclusion of the Victoria Harbour show.
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
The HKSAR Government announced in this year’s Budget that the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) would launch a new performance to replace “A Symphony of Lights,” to be held on different dates and at various locations throughout the year.
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“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
In April this year, the Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Rosanna Law, told the Legislative Council that the plan was to give “A Symphony of Lights” a proper farewell in the fourth quarter of this year, and that the new light-and-shadow show would likely be presented during Hong Kong WinterFest.
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
Launched by the Tourism Commission on 1 January 2004, “A Symphony of Lights” is a multimedia show that uses interactive lighting and music across 43 buildings on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon, plus two other locations, to showcase Victoria Harbour's dynamic, colourful character every night.
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
“A Symphony of Lights.” Photo source: reference image
