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Oops 2 – A Light and Music Show for UNICEF

Hofburg Brixen | 26.11.2026-09.01.2027

From 26 November 2026 to 9 January 2027, the Hofburg in Brixen once again becomes a stage of light, music and imagination.

Following its Gold Award at the 2026 Eventex Awards, one of the world's leading accolades for events and immersive experiences, the story of Oops continues.

The curious little creature returns for a brand-new adventure, transforming the façade of the Hofburg into a vibrant world of light, colour and wonder.

Created by the French visual artists Spectaculaires – Allumeurs d'Images and accompanied by a soundtrack by South Tyrolean music legend Giorgio Moroder, OOPS 2 takes audiences on an extraordinary journey through real and imaginary worlds.

As he searches for his beloved red balloon, Oops meets the famous elephant Soliman, joins the colourful celebrations of the Indian Holi festival, explores a museum where artworks come to life, travels to Ancient Egypt, ventures into prehistory and even journeys into outer space. Each new destination opens a door to discovery and invites audiences to see the world with curiosity and wonder.

Through spectacular architectural projections and an evocative musical score, OOPS 2 unfolds as a poetic story about friendship, diversity, courage and hope. An immersive experience that delights children and adults alike while reminding us of the importance of keeping our sense of wonder alive.

The show also supports an important cause: for every ticket sold, €1 (€0.50 for children's tickets) is donated to UNICEF in support of the WASH Zambia programme, helping to provide access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene for thousands of children and families.

Follow the red balloon. The journey continues.

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Eventex Award 2026

International recognition as an outstanding cultural event

1st
PLACE IN THE “CULTURAL EVENT” CATEGORY
30.000

VISITORS DURING CHRISTMAS TIME

20

MINUTES OF BREATHTAKING LIGHT SHOW 

#1

LIGHTSHOW OF ITALY

There is all the magic of the festivities in the music and light show of Brixen.

RAI TG1, about Light Musical Liora 2022

Organizer
Institutional Partner
Gold Partners
Silver Partners
Cultural Supporters
Media Partner

Light & Music Show

What is the Light & Music Show in Brixen?

The Light & Music Show is a multimedia production at Brixen’s Hofburg, combining projections, light and music in a visual story. The production changes from season to season. It is one of Brixen’s cultural highlights during the Christmas period and can easily be combined with the Christmas market and a visit to the old town.

Where does the Light & Music Show in Brixen take place?

The Light & Music Show takes place at the Hofburg in Brixen, one of the city’s major historic buildings. The Hofburg is on the edge of the old town, just a short walk from Cathedral Square and the Christmas market, so the show fits easily into an evening visit to Brixen at Christmas.

When does the Light & Music Show in Brixen take place?

The Light & Music Show is staged during the Christmas season in Brixen. The exact run, performance days and times are published for each season. Check the current show page before you visit, especially if you want to combine the Christmas market, dinner and a particular performance.

Do I need a ticket for the Light & Music Show?

Yes, tickets are sold for the Light & Music Show. Prices, concessions, available performances and sales channels can change from season to season. If you want to attend on a particular date, it is best to book in advance via the official show page.

How long does the Light & Music Show in Brixen last?

The current production is designed as a compact show lasting around 20 minutes, making it easy to combine with the Christmas Market, dinner or a walk through the old town. As the length and format may change for future productions, check the details for the current show before your visit.

Is the Light & Music Show suitable for children and families?

The Light & Music Show is designed as a visual and musical experience for both adults and children. Projections, music and storytelling make it accessible to families.