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National Development Minister Mr Chee Hong Tat (in purple shirt) and CDL Group General Manager Mr Chia Ngiang Hong (3rd from right) interacting with guests at the launch of I Light Singapore 2025 with an art installation “Bridge of 1,000 Dreams” in the background. (Credit: Azmi Athni/The Straits Times)

i Light Festival
Returns With
New Light
Installations
Across Singapore

Festival ends on 21 June 2025

I Light Singapore returns this year with a total of 17 new light art installations by 20 artists, including an illuminated flower garden and a larger-than-life piano, and popular festival village, GastroBeats with pet-friendly zones.

From May 29 to Jun 21, 7.30pm to 11pm daily, with extended hours to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, Asia’s leading light festival will light up Marina Bay and neighbouring precincts, as well as new sites along the Singapore River and at Raffles Place for the first time.

Organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and presented by UOB, the festival, which aims to promote sustainability, is anchored on the theme To Gather and inspired by the colour red – a wavelength on the visible light spectrum and in celebration of SG60, according to a press release by i Light Singapore.


Take a walk through the meadow with me by Megan Tan and Tan Shao Xuan (Singapore) from the University of the Arts, London College of Communication. (Credit: Nashita Farveen/CNA)

Piano Walk by Amigo & Amigo (Australia) at the Marina Bay Sands. (Credit: i Light Singapore)
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