6th Annual Lights On Stratford Winter Festival of Lights
December 12, 2025 – January 18, 2026
Thursday to Sunday 5Pm-10PM
OFFICIAL WEBSITE LIGHTSONSTRATFORD.CA
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL LIGHT ART INSTALLATION PREMIERING IN MARKET SQUARE FOR THE 6TH ANNUAL LIGHTS ON STRATFORD WINTER FESTIVAL June 16, 2025 Press Release
This festival is not possible without Stratford’s amazing community support!
Contact Lindsay Martchenko to learn more about this exciting sponsorship opportunity.
2025-26 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE
We’re excited to announce the launch of EVERBRIGHT—a new, permanent interactive light installation at our Destination Stratford Welcome Centre as part of Lights On Stratford! This modern take on the classic Lite-Brite lets you create vibrant, large-scale pictures by turning dials through a spectrum of colours. And when you’re not creating, EVERBRIGHT comes alive with its own animated light show!
Launched in 2020 during the pandemic, the award-winning Lights On Stratford annual winter festival will once again transform Stratford’s heritage downtown core and park system with luminous art and interactive light installations. Visit LightsOnStratford.ca for full details.
The Festival will feature Made-in-Stratford light displays along the Light Trail connecting Market Square to Tom Patterson Island. As in previous years, storefronts and locations throughout the City will be lit up with unique displays and experiences.
Stratford is home to some of the world’s best artists, lighting designers, props builders and creative minds. Lights On Stratford harnesses this precious resource of local talent, crafting a truly unique experience that you can’t find anywhere else.
Come see Stratford in a different light!
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GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
This event has been financially assisted by the Reconnect Festivals and Events Program of the
Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries.
This project is funded by the Government of Canada through the
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.
