These brilliant photos show the amazing light show that has transformed our town this week.
The interactive trail 'Let's Glow' returned this month after positive feedback on a similar event last year.
Love Basingstoke and Festival Place teamed up to bring the free event for families over the February half term.
Spanning from Festival Place, through the Top of the Town to War Memorial Park, the trail included projections, a light show, lasers and tree illuminations.
Take a look at the brilliant gallery above to see photos from our camera club members.
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Cabinet member for sports, leisure and culture Cllr Kerry Morrow previously said: “Back by popular demand, the Let's Glow trail will brighten up the dark February evenings and give people of all ages the chance to see the town centre in a different light.
“The illuminations and projections will be an experience not to be missed. I would like to thank Festival Place and Zeal Productions who have worked closely with us to create this special trail for the whole family to enjoy.”
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From Thursday, February 15 to Saturday, February 17, The Willis Museum will be illuminated by a light show set to music, while War Memorial Park will be brought to life with immersive lasers, an interactive installation and tree illuminations. A light tunnel will also provide the perfect backdrop for a photo.
Over in Festival Place until Sunday, February 18, visitors will be able to head to the unit next to Swarovski on the upper level for some interactive light fun. Check the Festival Place website for opening times.
Festival Place marketing manager Sian Fisher added: “We’re really pleased to be taking part in Basingstoke’s light trail again. Last year was a huge success and we can’t wait to reveal our magical experience for visitors to enjoy this year.”
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