Experience the Northern Lights at the Bowral Winterfest in New South Wales this year.
Following a larger-than-life run in Daylesford with ‘Borealis on the Lake’ last year, the incredible immersive outdoor art installation will continue its tour of the country, this time beaming lasers over Centennial Vineyards in Bowral to recreate the natural phenomenon of the northern lights this winter in a truly unmissable experience.
Created by internationally renowned Switzerland-based artist Dan Archer, the captivating display is set to transport NSW residents and tourists alike to the Arctic Circle in an experience that will be entirely unique to Bowral.
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‘Borealis In The Vines’ combines technology and art to create unique auroras over the vines. Colour, movement, the density of light beams and changing weather conditions work together to give infinite variations. “Surreal” is the only way to describe how it feels, to watch as the lights dance across the vineyard. The perfect blend of technology and art. Set to a tranquil soundtrack, become truly immersed in the wonder and magic of Borealis.
From Switzerland to Japan and many successful presentations across Australia, Borealis has toured the world. Premiering in 2018 at Adelaide Fringe, people have fallen in love with the breathtaking illusion of Aurora Borealis. Ever since, Borealis has since become an Adelaide Fringe institution, coming back year after year, sharing the magic with thousands.
‘Borealis in the Vines’ arrives as part of Bowral Winterfest. Here guests can wander through charming wooden stalls that transport themselves to a cozy alpine ski hut, offering up delectable winter warmers and mulled wine to keep them toasty.
If you missed the magic of Borealis in Daylesford last year, a trip to Bowral is your best bet on catching the captivating auroras of Borealis, minus the super expensive travel fare.
‘Borealis In The Vines’ runs exclusively from Thu 25 May 2023 to Fri 30 Jun 2023. General public tickets can be purchased via the website.
