The Honda Celebration of Light returns to Vancouver this year. The festival was shut down in the last two years due to COVID-19.
The celebration first started in 1990, and it is now considered as the longest-running offshore fireworks festival in the world.
It also includes an annual musical fireworks competition between three different countries. This year’s contestants have not yet been named.
“It’s been a long haul for everybody and there’s just such a pent up enthusiasm to be able to get out and start having these experiences,” Paul Runnals, the executive producer of Honda Celebration of Lights, told Global News Morning.
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The festival is returning after B.C. dropped its masks and vaccine mandates.
The Honda Celebration of Light will take place July 23, 27, and 30 in English Bay.
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