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City Lights can be enjoyed through an Auslan interpreted tour for people who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing. Please note there will be no English translation.
This year, City Lights returns with an all-new series of exciting free installations featuring interactive experiences, stunning projections, and captivating roaming performances created by world-renowned artists and creative studios.
Please note that this is a free service, but registrations are essential to reserve your place.
There may be photography and filming for a short period of time during the tour. If you do not wish to be captured in imagery, please advise an Access2Arts staff member on the night.
Wheelchair Accessibility Sign Language Interpretation Accessible bathrooms will be available along the tour route.
The route is wheelchair and mobility-aid accessible, with step-free flat surfaces throughout.
The tour will end at Lot Fourteen, near the Botanic Gardens tram stop for those who wish to return to the Adelaide Railway Station. This is also a great spot if you decide to continue your City Lights route along East Terrace and into Rundle Street or Rymill Park.
Hello. We are Access2Arts. We want everyone to enjoy the arts.
If you want to try arts activities,
or want to be a professional artist
or like going to see arts,
Have a look at our website to find out more about the arts.
If you want to talk to us
Use the contact form, email us at info@access2arts.org.au or
If you live in South Australia give us a call on 8463 1689
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