Visual Art
Bradley Lane Illuminated
An immersive experience through the Glen Innes Town Centre at night with activities, lights, live performance and street art.
- No registration necessary
- Ages Open
- Free
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- Sat, 13 Apr at 5:30PM
About
Bradley Lane Illuminated begins as the sun starts to set on the Glen Innes Town Centre.
The night is brought to life with activities, live performance and special light displays that highlight the spectacular street art murals tucked away in laneways off the beaten track.
Visitors are treated to a truly unique experience that celebrates the creativity flourishing in the Tamaki community in East Auckland.
Enjoy the lights at your own pace or join the guided walking tour and experience the live performances.
Bradley Lane Illuminated is a derivative of the Bradley Lane Project and adds elements of light and live performance to the environment their street art murals occupy, creating a unique and immersive community event.
Promenade Show
5.30-7.15pm
Main Stage
7.30-8.30pm
Stick around after the promenade show and continue to be entertained by our main stage programme.
The promenade show begins in the space between Te Oro and the Glen Innes Library at 5.30pm and will weave its way around the town centre.
Do not miss this if you want to catch the live performances ready and waiting to surprise along the way.
Bradley Lane Illuminated is brought to you by the TGTB Charitable Trust, Te Oro, Glen Innes Library, TRC and the Glen Innes Business Association.
Gary Silipa
Gary Silipa is a visual artist from Auckland, born and raised in Tāmaki.
He is a member of TMD and identifies with being a Post-Graffiti Pacific artist where he’s spent the last few years investigating his art practice outside of graffiti.
Gary keeps busy teaching and making art, and running the first art gallery in Tāmaki which he founded in 2015 – The Good, The Bad.
Website: thegoodthebad.co, thegoodthebad.gallery
Instagram: @tgtb
Facebook: thegoodthebadgallery
Gary Silipa