COURTESY OF BISHOP MUSEUM
Luminarium Walk through a wonderland of color, light, sound and architectural form with a trip through the Kraft Luminarium, a monumental PVC labyrinth that will be open on the grounds of Bishop Museum tomorrow through Jan. 5. Created by the UK-based Architects of Air, the Luminarium is being brought to Hawaii for the first time by Tim Bostock Productions as a walk-through cathedral of wondrous columns and bright passageways that allow visitors of all ages to sit down or lie inside the pods to immerse themselves in color.
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features@starbulletin.comThe tunnels are built -- covering 12,000 square feet and 30 feet high -- to give adults plenty of headroom. It is also built to be accessible to anyone, including the elderly and those in wheelchairs.
Where: Bishop Museum, 1525 Bernice St. Kraft Luminarium
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily tomorrow through Jan. 5
Admission: $6 general; free for ages 3 and younger
Call: 847-3511
Also: While there, check out the Grand Festival of Lights, a display of life-size light sculptures on view 6 to 9 p.m. daily through Dec. 29. Admission is separate, at $5.
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