1. An illuminated boardwalk in the bush.
    Photograph: Keith McInnes
  2. A lake illuminated by green lights.
    Photograph: Keith McInnes
  3. Giant, neon-lit inflatable flowers in a bush setting.
    Photograph: Supplied | Moama Lights
  4. A bush setting illuminated by brightly coloured lights.
    Photograph: Keith McInnes
  5. A walkway is illuminated at night with blue and green lights of leaves and projected light onto the trees surrounding
    Photograph: Visit Victoria
  6. A boardwalk through the bush lit up by coloured lights.
    Photograph: Keith McInnes

Moama Lights

This dazzling light and sound event returns to illuminate Echuca Moama’s beautiful red gum bushland
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Leah Glynn
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Time Out says

It's the news we've all been waiting for: after being cut short last year due to flooding, the spectacular Moama Lights event is returning to the Echuca-Moama region bigger and brighter than ever.

Running from July 5-28 (across Thursday to Sunday nights), Moama Lights is an immersive sound and light trail comprising state-of-the-art installations, projections and cutting-edge moving light technology. 

This year's theme is Enchanted Nights: A Celebration of Light, and it will honor the captivating beauty of Horseshoe Lagoon and the surrounding bushland. Using Banjo Paterson's evocative poem 'The Daylight is Dying' as inspiration, the trail will shine a light (quite literally) on the elements of nature that come to life when the sun sets.

Visitors can expect to see illuminated ripples on the lagoon's surface, projections of children's art, glowing red gums and incredible indigenous works by First Nations artists Warrick Keen and Alkina Edwards.

Also returning is the ice skating rink and the American Hotel beer garden, where you can load up on hearty food and drink options. There will also be additional food trucks and kids' entertainment.

Tickets are on sale now for this glowing wonderland, you can book them via the website.

Keen to see some more winter lights? Check out our list of everything lit up, glowing and illuminated in Melbourne this month, or our list of winter light festivals in regional Victoria.

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