Twilight Spaces features interactive installations, roving illuminations, live performances by local musicians, and workshops exploring natural and high-tech materials including lantern making, shadow puppets, nature scavenger hunt, 3D printing and stop motion animation stations.

The live musical performances will take place in the Katoomba town centre arcade, on the street in the ‘Gallery Precinct’, and Ha’Penny Lane will hum with a solar-powered sound system. There will be a pop-up dining alley in the arcade’s upper-level food kitchens and various local businesses will extend trading hours.

A new printed brochure will be available to guide art-lovers around the new urban art trail to see the many artworks now found around the town centre. This includes the Street Art Walk, the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre and the new Living Lanes artworks – a recent project that saw the installation of five ground breaking artworks.

Twilight Spaces is presented by Blue Mountains City Council and Fusion Boutique, with funding from the NSW Government’s the Festival of Place and the Bushfire Community Recovery and Resilience Fund through the joint Commonwealth/State Disaster Recovery Arrangements.