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Photo: Honda Celebration of Light
One of Vancouver’s favourite family-friendly summer traditions, the 31st annual Honda Celebration of Light (HCOL), returns to English Bay Beach for three nights of fireworks extravaganzas as teams from Australia, Mexico, and the Philippines compete this year for the most dazzling pyrotechnic display lighting up the sky.
The Honda Celebration of Light 2019 has not disappointed. India and Canada have raised the bar with their spectacular performances, that attracted thousands of people to Vancouver shorelines.
While we wait for the arrival of the final show (Saturday, August 3rd), created by a Croatian team, here are the 10 ten photos from last two shows.
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10 of the best photos (so far) from Honda Celebration of Light 2019
Experience the wonder of Celebration of Light, BC’s Largest Live Event!
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Experience Celebration of Light Fireworks from the Water!
Photo Credit: Honda Celebration of Light
Summer’s most sizzling celebration returns with three nations engaged in a pyrotechnics battle that promises to dazzle and delight viewers of all ages! Continue reading:
[CLOSED] WIN TICKETS to Honda Celebration of Light!
Happy Pride! It’s a big bright long weekend in Vancouver, and wherever you find yourself in the city you can count on an outpouring of pride, advocacy, protest, celebration and love. Wear your rainbows to the parade, the fireworks competition, an arts festival, two Japanese festivals, a film noir fest, classical Bach concerts or anywhere you end up.
South Africa brings the fireworks, the Caribbean brings a carnival, teens bring Shakespeare, and Pride brings interactive art to Vancouver this weekend, along with a cat conference, a bunch of kink, some soccer and a bit of guided forest therapy.
Image by colink | Inside Vancouver Flickr Pool
The Honda Celebration of Light is far and beyond one of the most spectacular events of the summer in Vancouver. Three exciting nights full of music, entertainment and a fireworks show that thousands of spectators flock to see each year.
For 2018, the fireworks will take place on July 28, August 1 and August 4 with teams from South Africa, Sweden, and South Korea competing to light up the night sky with dazzling displays. New this year – the Honda Celebration of Light invited the public to vote on a theme for this year’s fireworks competition. “Love” was selected by an overwhelming majority.
If you’re hoping to find the best seat for the show, there are plenty of options to watch the fireworks from near and afar. Check out the list below for some of the top spots to take in the must-see event of the summer.
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Top 5 Places to Watch the Celebration of Light Fireworks in Vancouver
