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Blog by Hailey Cattle

Bringing light to the sea and the land with Illuminate 2018

26 November 2018

What a wonderful weekend we’ve enjoyed in Plymouth as illuminate returned to Royal William Yard.

As part of this incredible festival (which was free for all attendees throughout the weekend) our beautiful Grade I and II Listed buildings were bathed in light, making for a stunning backdrop for a series of live performances and interactive opportunities from Thursday to Sunday.

Illuminate 2018 at Royal William Yard

And, a special treat for guests this year, came in the form of water screen technology, with artists projecting light displays onto the sea too!

Illuminate 2018 at Royal William Yard

I live and breathe the Yard and at times like this weekend, when thousands of people come to witness attractions like these, I’m bursting with pride.

The appeal of the Yard, its bars, restaurants, shops and location means it's perfect for major events like Illuminate; it helps bring international artists to our community - Xavi Bov, Mark Parry, Paige Alexander, Jamie Knight, 1000 Errors, Juliet Middleton-Batts, Josh Small, Thomas Voillaume and Effervescent - all of whom gave wonderful performances over the course of the weekend.

If you missed it don’t worry, you can relive some of the pictures above. And of course mark the date in your calendar as we really hope to bring Illuminate back next year.

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