The light festival will kick off for its 14th year around the end of May and for the first time ever, it's set to light up your taste buds too. 9News
Vivid Sydney is promising to deliver "the biggest and most culturally relevant" program when it illuminates iconic sites in the CBD this year.
"There are world-firsts and festival-firsts, and both free and ticketed events to make the festival accessible to everyone. "With international borders fully reopening, we're anticipating this year's festival to be our biggest and best yet."Vivid will take place across the Sydney CBD, with installations at Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Goods Line and Central Station.
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