Discover the Animals of York’s Past and Present with Colour & Light from Wednesday 12th February to Sunday 2nd March
Did you know a monkey once lived in York Museum Gardens? Or that York Minster is home to Peregrine Falcons? Colour & Light 25 celebrates the diverse animals that have called York home - from the vibrant Tansy Beetle to the legendary dragons carved into the Minster.
Here's everything you need to know about Colour & Light:
- When? Wednesday 12th February to Sunday 2nd March 2025, 6pm to 9pm, with projections on a 10-minute loop
- Where? York Minster’s South Transept
- Price? Free - no tickets are needed
- Accessibility features? The final hour of each evening features a quiet hour with reduced noise and crowd levels. There are benches available for those who need it
- Who? The event is proudly brought to you by York BID, in partnership with York Minster and Double Take Projections. Colour & Light 2025 is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, highlighting the importance of investing in cultural initiatives to support local economies and enhance community well-being.
Stay tuned to uncover the fascinating stories fetaured in Colour & Light. In the meantime, check out the videos below to see Colour & Light 23 that brought York Minster's past to life, and Colour & Light 24 that showcased York Art Gallery: