University of Aberdeen:SPECTRA, Scotland’s Festival of Light, announces University of Aberdeen as key sponsor in 2022
Spectra is delighted to announce the University of Aberdeen as a key sponsor when it returns to Aberdeen in 2022.
From the Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 February, SPECTRA will once again light up the winter nights in Aberdeen encouraging audiences to get out and experience the city looking its best using light sculptures, architectural projections, neon and film to create new ways of exploring the city.
Spectra will see leading names from the UK and around the world creating a stunning lightscape across the city centre, including Marischal College, Upperkirkgate, Schoolhill, Marischal Square and Aberdeen Art Gallery as locations for breath-taking installations inspired by Scotland’s Year of Stories.
Like Spectra, the University of Aberdeen is committed to supporting the year-round programme of cultural events taking place in Aberdeen, and Spectra is the perfect event suitable for friends and family alike, making the North-east of Scotland the ideal destination for locals, visitors and staycationers in 2022.
Spectra is a celebration of creativity which also prides itself on bringing people together. We are delighted to be working with regional partners to deliver the 2022 festival and look forward to playing an important part in the cultural life of the North-east”
Professor Pete Edwards, Vice-Principal for Regional Engagement and Regional Recovery
Professor Pete Edwards, Vice-Principal for Regional Engagement and Regional Recovery, said: “The University was established almost 527 years ago with the founding principle of being ‘open to all’. Much has changed through those centuries – and been accelerated in the last two years through the pandemic – but our commitment to deliver positive change locally and regionally has not.
“Spectra is a celebration of creativity which also prides itself on bringing people together. We are delighted to be working with regional partners to deliver the 2022 festival and look forward to playing an important part in the cultural life of the North-east.”