‘Luma’ Outdoor Light InstallationLuma

Friday 18- Saturday 19 February, 5.30pm-9pm at the Cathedral Green

A very special creature is arriving in Cathedral Green on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 February, and you won’t want to miss her…
Luma is a huge robot; an 8m long, inflatable snail who loves an audience. She looms above visitors with a presence which is gentle, welcoming and otherworldly. Luma is a joyful and hopeful work which champions both nature and technology, and reimagines what robots can be for.

She will be on display to coincide with the ‘Windows Through Time’ installation on Westgate Street, which aims to highlight the fascinating history of the Cathedral Quarter.

Luma is free to come and see and there is no need to pre-book tickets in advance. We recommend coming at dusk or after dark to see her at her best!

This is a great activity for all the family, marking the start of Half Term week. We’re looking forward to seeing your photos of Luma on social media, so don’t forget to tag us and use the #GloucesterCathedral hashtag!
Luma is part of Gloucester’s Bright Nights Festival, made possible by a number of different partners in the city.