LIT returns in 2026 with a fresh new Glow!
The award winning and much loved, free event will return this Autumn with an array of all new illuminated installations and mesmerising projections from local and interstate artists. Lighting up a little earlier, with new event hours from 6pm to 10pm nightly.
Highlights of the program include the premier of Breeze, a new work by renowned western suburbs artist Bruce Ramus, featuring seven ethereal veils suspended between earth and sky, animated by wind, light and colour. Sydney-based artists H0RSE also make their Victorian debut with two sculptural installations: Macula, a spiralling bamboo tunnel alive with an abstract dance of light, and Silent Observers, a poignant projection work on the enduring nature of trees.
Look out for the whimsical, larger than life Cassowaries by A Blanck Canvas, or sit in awe beneath Pixel Sky’s canopy of light as Studio John Fish returns with their unique blend of art and technology. Local Wyndham artist Rebecca Kable will illuminate this year’s Gobo path with her series of thoughtful images titled Interwoven Tree.
We look forward to welcoming you once again to this vibrant celebration of creativity, community, and the landscape that shapes it.
For all the exciting details and updates check back here as we look forward to another spectacular season of LIT.
ENTRY
Entry to Wyndham Park:
There are three pedestrian access points to enter Wyndham Park:
- Wedge St Piazza, Watton St
- Across Werribee Bicentennial Bridge from Comben Dr
- Wyndham Park Skate Park – via Cottrell St Car Park or Werribee St Nth
GETTING THERE
Park Description
Wyndham Park is a large park, which takes time to get around. Is approximately a 5–10 minute walk from nearby car parks to the event entrance. Some installations are taking place on grassed or gravel areas. There are sealed paths and ramps throughout the site and the site is mostly flat. There are stairs and a ramp leading into the park from all entrances.
Parking
There are a range of public car parks located close to Wyndham Park, in the Werribee City Centre including:
- West End Car Park at the corner of Werribee St Nth and Watton St
- Wyndham Cultural Centre Car Park, via Synnot St or Watton St
- Riverbank Car Park on Comben Drive
- Cottrell St Car Park
- Werribee Train Station Car Park on Manly St
- Holiday Inn (Hunter Building) Car Park, via Synnot St or Rushford Ln
- Cherry St Car Park
- There is also street parking along Watton Street and Synnot Streets.
Please ensure you check street signage and time restrictions.
Accessible Parking
Accessible Parking is available in all listed nearby car parks. The closest accessible parking is:
- Riverbank Car Park on Comben Drive
- Cottrell St Car Park
- Wyndham Cultural Centre Car Park, via Synnot St or Watton St
There is also accessible street parking along Watton Street and Synnot Streets.
Public Transport
Wyndham Park is a short walk from Werribee Train Station and the Werribee Station/Manly St bus terminal. If you are arriving by train or bus at Werribee Train Station, proceed to Comben Dr and enter Wyndham Park across Werribee Bicentennial Bridge. Directional signage will point you towards ticket entry points.
To plan your journey, visit www.ptv.vic.gov.au

ACCESSIBILITY
We are committed to making LIT an inclusive and accessible event. If you have specific accessibility requirements, please reach out, and we’ll do our best to accommodate them.
Accessible Parking
Accessible Parking is available in all listed nearby car parks. The closest accessible parking is
- Riverbank Car Park on Comben Drive
- Cottrell St Car Park
- Wyndham Cultural Centre Car Park, via Synnot St or Watton St
There is also accessible street parking along Watton Street and Synnot Streets.
Accessible toilets are available onsite – please check the event map for location. Please note, there are no toilets with a hoist or shower facilities onsite.
Lighting Pathways in Wyndham Park are well lit throughout the park. Please note that some areas of LIT will have altered lighting features and areas of low light and haze effects. This includes bright flashes, pulsing light effects, lasers, and moving light patterns.
There will be a Sensory Space at the event, to provide a dedicated area for people to self-regulate and assist with reducing sensory input. The space will be located in a quieter area of the event and will feature comfortable furniture and sensory tools. Please note that the space is not sound-proof and residual sound from the site can be heard. Please check the event map for location.
Part of the 2026 program will include one Sensory Friendly Night on Monday 27 April. This evening is designed for those who may benefit from experiencing LIT in a more comfortable environment or have sensory needs. For further information, please refer to the Sensory Friendly Night section on this page.
A Social Story will be available to download. The Social Story helps people to prepare for what to expect when attending this event. There will also be some printed copies available from the Sensory Space.
Event Staff Event Staff are identified by wearing pink high-visibility vests. If you need assistance or require further information, please see a member of our team.
This event supports the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Initiative, a globally recognised program that enables individuals with non-visible disabilities to discreetly indicate they may need additional support, understanding, or time. Trained staff members will be wearing Sunflower badges to signify their readiness to assist attendees.
Wyndham residents can obtain one free Sunflower product from any Wyndham City Council Library
Park Description
Wyndham Park is a large park, which takes time to get around. Is approximately a 5–10 minute walk from nearby car parks to the event entrance. Some installations are taking place on grassed or gravel areas. There are sealed paths and ramps throughout the site and the site is mostly flat. There are stairs and a ramp leading into the park from all entrances.
If you have specific requirements or would like to speak to a member of our team about your accessibility at this event, please contact Jemma Redmond on 03 8734 0267
SENSORY FRIENDLY NIGHT – MONDAY 27 APRIL 6PM-10PM
LIT is proud to continue to include sensory friendly evenings. These nights are designed for those who may benefit from experiencing LIT in a more comfortable environment, or have sensory needs, to ensure the event is accessible as possible.
Below are the changes you can expect when attending our Sensory Friendly night:
- Capacity – will be limited to ensure a more comfortable experience. Please note that there may be a short wait time prior to entry.
- Sensory Space – including the sensory friendly night, a dedicated space will be available across all evenings of LIT, for those that require an area to self-regulate.
- Some lighting and audio levels may be reduced.
- Additional Staff - Event Staff are identified by wearing pink high-visibility vests. If you need assistance or require further information, please see a member of our team.
- Social Story - A Social Story will be available to download. The Social Story helps people to prepare for what to expect when attending this event. There will also be some printed copies available from the Sensory Space.
FOOD AND DRINK
LIT is open from 6pm to 10pm and is located in the heart of Werribee. With easy access to local bars, restaurants and cafes, why not make a night of it and make a booking for dinner either before or after your visit! You can also bring take away food into the event.
Please note, there is no food or drinks available to purchase within the park itself so we encourage you to support local. LIT is an alcohol-free event, BYO alcohol is NOT permitted.
FAQS
Bikes/ E-Scooters
Bicycles, motorised bikes, scooters, and e-scooters are not permitted to be ridden within the event area and must be walked or parked at the designated entrances. Please bring your own lock if parking, as items are left at your own risk. Exceptions apply for mobility scooters and aids.
Lost Children/ Child Safety
Please ensure you supervise your children at all times. Evening events with lower lighting levels can make it more challenging to keep track of your little ones. For added safety, you can collect an ID wristband for your child at any entry point, allowing event staff to assist if you become separated.
Park Description
Wyndham Parkis a large park, which takes time to get around. Is approximately a 5–10 minute walk from nearby car parks to the event entrance. Some installations are taking place on grassed or gravel areas. There are sealed paths and ramps throughout the site and the site is mostly flat. There are stairs and a ramp leading into the park from all entrances.
Pets
Whilst dogs are permitted in the park on a lead, we kindly ask that you consider the wellbeing of your pet before bringing them along. The event includes large light installations with sounds and is expected to attract large numbers of people. This kind of environment may be a lot for your dog to take in and we recommend keeping them at home in a comfortable and familiar environment.
Seating
Wyndham Park has various seating options, including picnic tables and benches in general park areas, including sedating in picnic and BBQ areas.
Toilets, Nappy Change & Water
There will be toilets onsite including a fully accessible unit with baby change facilities as well as water taps located throughout the park.
Weather
Please come prepared for all weather. If we determine the weather is extreme the events may be cancelled for safety. We will endeavour to communicate any cancellation via Wyndham City’s social media pages.
What to Bring
Please come prepared for all weather. If we determine the weather is extreme the events may be cancelled for safety. We will endeavour to communicate any cancellation via Wyndham City’s social media pages.
Wildlife & Light
The placement of lighting for LIT has been carefully considered during the planning of the event to minimise impacts on local fauna.
If you have any further questions, please contact us at events@wyndham.vic.gov.au
PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMING
Live streaming or broadcasting of events is not permitted. Commercial photography, filming and the use of drones at LIT is not permitted without prior permission from Council.
A Council photographer and videographer will be taking photographs and footage on some evenings of the event. We’ll share these on our social media and websites. If you prefer not to be photographed, simply let our official event photographer and/or our event staff know on the night!
You can share your own photos of the event to our Facebook or Instagram!
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