Sarum Lights has returned to Salisbury Cathedral for another spectacular luminary event.
This year's lighting spectacular is called Sarum Lights; Renaissance.
Carlton Brunton has produced this video preview for Salisbury Radio.
It brings the works of the great masters to life with jaw-dropping light displays and evocative music. From the Botticelli-inspired projection on the West Front to an exploration of Da Vinci’s anatomical sketches and a breathtaking celebration of Renaissance art in the Nave, it promises to be a spellbinding journey into the world of the great Italian Renaissance masters.
The Renaissance was a time of major transformation in all parts of European society - cultural, artistic, scientific, political, geographic and economic. Extending from the late 1400s to the 1600s, it is now seen period that bridges the gap between the so-called ‘dark ages’ and the modern world, producing artists, architects, musicians, philosophers and scientists who remain household names – not to forget, of course, the famous Medici family.
Discover history and art history anew through music and images – or simply pause, reflect and enjoy the experience as it evolves around you, transforming and enveloping the gorgeous medieval spaces.
Luxmuralis’ Sarum Lights; Renaissance runs from 8 – 12 November, and tickets must be booked in advance for the event, which sells out every year.
Tuesday to Wednesday (discounted tickets)Adults: £9
Children (aged 4 – 16): £6
Children aged 3 and under: Free
Family ticket (2 adults/2 children): £26
Thursday to SaturdayAdults: £10
Children (aged 4 – 16): £6
Children aged 3 and under: Free
Family ticket (2 adults/2 children): £27
Book your tickets through the Cathedral website - https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/sarum-lights-2022/

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