Faces People, Places, and World Culture for Kids and Children

Let There Be Lights!

Giant illuminated light bulbs floating in a canal. Neonoutlined figures that seem to leap and tumble across a bridge. Boats traveling through tunnels lit with strings of lights. Multicolored glowing globes that seem to hover above the water. Is this a dream, or a futuristic science fiction movie? Guess again!

The Amsterdam Light Festival is one of the most unique art

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