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Lucerne’s old town becomes a canvas for its giant interactive Festival of Lights

(21 Jan 2026) +CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE FLASHING LIGHTS+ ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 19 January 2026 +NIGHT+ 1. Wide of Vögeligärti in Lucerne with light installation “Venus” by Immersive Light Factory in the centre 2. Pan from Venus to “Carneval of Lights” by Lightspray Visual 3. Various of Carneval of Lights 4. Various of projector 5. Zoom out from “Venus” 6. Various of “Coloured” by Immersive Light Factory next to Lucerne Rail Station ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 18 January 2026 +NIGHT+ 7. Tilt up from river to Jesuitenkirche, a Catholic Church, covered in light 8. Various of light show “Soul” by PROJEKTIL taking place inside church ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 20 January 2026 +NIGHT+ 9. SOUNDBITE (English) André Bulli, Marketing Manager at Lucerne Tourism: “It's the biggest festival, light festival in Switzerland, with around 150,000 people every year. So we have around 15,000 people in the city for each day, which is a lot. We sell around more than 80,000 tickets for the light show here in the Jesuit church and we have also more than 70 light shows in the church during the whole festival.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 18 January 2026 10. Lights on church altar 11. Audience at the end of the show ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 20 January 2026 12. SOUNDBITE (English) André Bulli, Marketing Manager at Lucerne Tourism: “It started in 2017. And the reason was like in January, Lucerne is always empty for like tourists and there's not much going on. There's no festival. It's cold, people are inside. And we tried in cooperation with the hotels to do something to attract more people to the city and this was the light festival. It was happening in the Netherlands and in Lyon in France with big festivals. We went there, we saw that, we loved it. We came back and tried as well.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Lucerne, Switzerland - 19 January 2026 +NIGHT+ 13. Excerpt from “Solar Dust” installation by Quiet Ensemble 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicolas Roziecki, Studio Manager at Quiet Ensemble: “So this piece is called Solar Dust. It's part of a research from the studio that aims at reproducing the effect that we can feel when we look at the grandiose cosmos or the tiny elements of nature.” 15. Lasers performing in “Solar Dust” 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicolas Roziecki, Studio Manager at Quiet Ensemble: “This installation is quite a simple technical setup aimed at reproducing the effect of what we could see for the big bangs, the stars dying or the birth of stars.” 17. Lasers performing in “Solar Dust” 18. Lights on the Old Swiss House restaurant 19. Zoom out of Octo.Lux by 2Strahlig 20. Visitors along the lakeside amongst the “Walk Through Colours” installation by Immersive Light Factory 21. Mid of the lake-mounted element of Echo by BIBI 22. Various of visitor saying: "I love you" into the shout hole and taking picture of lights responding 23. Zoom out of “A Geometric Sky” by Javier Riera 24. Wide of installation 25. Various of “Sounds of the Sky” by Daniel Kurniczak 26. Boats on lake as part of “Capt’ain Memo” by Chezbulb 27. Visitors trying to replay the sequence given by the coloured boats 28. Boats lighting up 29. Tilt up of Robin Baumgarten’s Line Wobbler 30. Various of “Big Blue” by Simón Aurel Schwarz & Jasmin Hauser 31. Various of “Breathe’ by Latvian studio Artistic 32. Various of “The Apothecary’s Awakening” by Jésus Baptista 33. Mid then zoom out of countdown on the water tower leading to “Mantra” by Eastside Lights.Media 35. Wide of bridge ASSOCIATED PRESS +DAYLIGHT+ Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...