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i Light Singapore 2025

As Singapore marks its 60th birthday, i Light Singapore (iLSG) returns from 29 May to 21 June 2025, to illuminate the city and connect communities through captivating light installations and exciting programmes that foster sustainable lifestyles. Organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and presented by UOB, Asia’s leading light festival will light up Marina Bay and neighbouring precincts, including returning satellite site South Beach and for the first time, new sites along the Singapore River and at Raffles Place.

Anchored on the theme To Gather and inspired by the colour red – a wavelength on the visible light spectrum1 and in celebration of SG60 – the Festival will feature 17 new light art installations by 20 artists as well as a myriad of activities that aim to bring people from all backgrounds together to forge new memories and spark conversations on a more sustainable, shared future.

At the main festival ground of Marina Bay, captivating light art installations will invite visitors to interact with them and in the process, create art, sounds and memories together. For the first time, iLSG introduces new satellite sites along the Singapore River and at Raffles Place, bringing the Festival to more people.

Website: www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg

When: 29 May - 22 Jun 2025,

By: Marina Bay

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