My journey with Lake Light Sculpture began back in 2002. It was the inaugural event. Being an electrician, I was approached by Michael Gow, who was setting up the event, to provide and install lighting for what he described as a theatrical sculpture exhibition. He aimed to bring the sculpture exhibition to life at night through illumination…

This year’s exhibition will feature 90 sculptures displayed along the much-loved Iconic Sculpture Walk, with expanded programming, new awards, and night-time activations celebrating a quarter century of creativity in the Snowy Mountains.

Returning to the Lake Jindabyne Foreshore over the Easter long weekend (3–6 April 2026), the milestone event will celebrate a quarter century of light, sculpture and community in the Snowy Mountains.

Lake Light Sculpture is preparing for its biggest event yet, celebrating 25 years of light, art and community when the festival returns to the Lake Jindabyne foreshore over the Easter long weekend, 3–6 April 2026.

We’re proud to welcome Airbnb as an official partner of Lake Light Sculpture for our 25th anniversary.

This partnership supports regional visitation over Easter and helps us shape the 2026 event - from improved digital platforms to enhanced on-site experiences and signature night-time moments by the lake.

Across more than twenty-five years of Lake Light Sculpture, my works have traced a quiet arc- from balance, to shelter, to memory. They are always temporary. Always responsive. Always shaped by light, weather, and reflection. And always rooted in this place.

Lake Light Sculpture secures support from the Boco Rock Community Enhancement Fund for 2026 event.