Walking trail "Winter Light Garden"

It will be possible to see 20 light installations created by the best Latvian lighting designers, who have gained experience in theaters, the event industry, cinema and multimedia projects. "This time is not easy for lighting professionals in Latvia - their work has been limited since March, but every artist needs creativity - a remote walking trail will give lighting artists the opportunity to meet their spectators remotely," says Marcis Gulbis, the author of the project.

Lighting installations in the light walk will be created by Kārlis Kaupužs, Kaspars Hercmanis, Jūlija Bondarenko, Andrejs Dubkovs, Jānis Pētersons, Vilnis Valle, Kārlis Ozoliņš, Oskars Timbars, Those Guys Lighting, Kristaps Bunga, Harijs Zālītis, Patriks Piternieks, Kalvis Kampenuss, Rihards Popovs and other light artists.

After visiting the walking trail, visitors will be able to vote for one of the light installations - 9% of each ticket proceeds will go to the author of the light installation (or a charity project of his choice) for which the visitor will vote.

The walking trail "Winter Light Garden" will be on display at the Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia for the second time both in December and January. In order to ensure compliance with epidemiological restrictions and to guarantee 100% safety for the visitors of the trail, the organizers of the trail have set a distance of 10 meters for each household that will visit the Winter Light Garden. To avoid any possible additional gatherings, entrance tickets to the walking path will be sold with an individual entry time for each household separately and only in advance.

The entrance ticket prices for the walking trail will be from 6 to 10 euros per person and they will be available in the “Biļešu Paradīze” trading system https://www.bilesuparadize.lv/lv/. Walking visit for children under 7 years of age and the disabled (upon presentation of a certificate) - free of charge. During the walk, subscriptions and invitations to the Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia are not valid, the walking trail may be restricted and / or closed due to unfavorable weather conditions or technical reasons. Pets are not allowed in the Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia.

Walking tickets are sold in such a way as to provide distance for households. Visitors to the walkway must arrive at the time indicated on the ticket, the walk is organized in a one-way direction, the walker undertakes to follow the epidemiological safety rules and not to walk in case of symptoms of the disease.

More information: https://www.ziemasgaismasdarzs.lv 

Tickets can be purchased at: https://www.bilesuparadize.lv/lv/performance/21267 

The event is organized by: https://untitled.lv/