Murray River Council’s latest Moama Lights spectacular opened last week, wowing people from across the district.
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Horseshoe Lagoon dazzled on opening night last Friday as the event moved into its fourth year.
The Yorta Yorta Nation Corporation was invited to perform a Welcome to Country as part of the proceedings, which included a traditional smoking ceremony.
The immersive sound and light trail shares stories through state-of-the-art installations, projections and cutting-edge moving light technology. And it is one not to miss.
Crafted and created by the acclaimed design studio Mandylights, this year’s display is inspired by the Banjo Patterson poem The Daylight is Dying.
Moama Lights runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights only during July. A special low sensory experience will be offered on July 18.
The program also includes an ice skating rink, set up at Moama’s Kerrabee Soundshell with skating available most days until July 25.
For dates, prices and to purchase tickets, go to www.visitthemurray.com.au and click on the Moama Lights tab.
All photos by Riverine Herald photographer Aidan Briggs.
Yorta Yorta Nation Corporation chief executive John Kerr and Aunty Denise Morgan-Bulled delivered a Welcome to Country.
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Aidan Briggs
Brianna Lovejoy and Elaina Pearson enjoyed the show.
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Aidan Briggs
Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung and Bigambul man Damien Saunders performed a smoking ceremony.
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Aidan Briggs
Dawn and Chris Swinburne with their childen Logan and Whitney.
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Aidan Briggs
The lights are a hit for all ages.
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Aidan Briggs
Campaspe Port Enterprise’s Gerard Oman, Bec Clarke, Gabe Pell and Andrea Basham.
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Aidan Briggs
The Moama Lights walk is made up of seven unique sections.
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Aidan Briggs
Fran Martin and Di Kelly at the launch event at the American Hotel beer garden.
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Aidan Briggs
Murray River Council Mayor Frank Crawley enjoying the lights.
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Aidan Briggs
Mandylights chief operating officer Carly Reid speaking at the launch event.
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Aidan Briggs
It’s a spectacular show which will delight those heading along.
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Aidan Briggs
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