Nottingham's Light Night returns for 15th year
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Pulse, in Old Market Square, features twelve walk-through rings
A festival of light is returning to Nottingham for its 15th year.
Nottingham Light Night features more than 30 immersive and interactive light-based installations placed across the city.
Highlights this year include a series of walk-through rings in Old Market Square and a bubble-themed display in Sneinton Market Square.
The two-day, after-dark event, organised by Nottingham City Council, is due to start on Friday evening.
Other highlights include a lantern parade on Saturday, neon dogs in Hounds Gate and an installation paying homage to pollinating insects in Carrington Street.
Installations will be lit up across the city after sunset
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- Published4 February 2022
