Tickets for this year’s Carlisle City of Lights - themed on Roman Carlisle, are now on sale.

The event will feature lighting of the city’s key historic landmarks and a spectacular sound and light experience at Carlisle Cathedral, Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Gardens and Carlisle Castle.

Tickets are still on sale from the Carlisle Tourist Information Centre and Discover Carlisle website. The event will be held over three evenings - Friday 21, Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 October.

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Carlisle City Councillor Stephen Higgs, Portfolio Holder for Culture, Heritage and Leisure said: "City of Lights has been part of our events programme since 2020 and we have worked hard to make this event bigger and better featuring Carlisle Cathedral, Tullie House and Carlisle Castle.

"This year it will be celebrate Carlisle Roman heritage and will link in with the Hadrian's Wall 1900 Festival. Get your tickets soon."

This year’s event is part of the Hadrian's Wall 1900 Festival and ticket holders will be transported through time from the present day to Roman times in Luguvalium, Carlisle.

Councillor Cyril Weber, Chair of Cumbria County Council’s Local Committee for Carlisle, said: "I am excited to once again see our city and this year see its Roman heritage brought to life through the various lighting installations.

"The City of Lights project is a fantastic opportunity to showcase and celebrate our city, and a great example of the county and city council working together in partnership. I’m delighted that this is now an annual event which the whole community can take part in and enjoy."