Lighting design and supply
Tweed Regional Museum Street Party 2025
Stage lighting and site lighting for a street party that ran from afternoon into night. Krank'd supplied the rig and lighting design for Tweed Regional Museum's 2025 community celebration.
Explore the production- When
- 6 September 2025
- Where
- Queensland Road and Tweed Regional Museum, Murwillumbah
The stage and audience with festoon overhead.
The museum precinct becomes a meeting place
Tweed Regional Museum Street Party returned to Murwillumbah on 6 September 2025, filling Queensland Road and the museum precinct with live music, food, art and family activities. The free event ran from 3pm to 9pm, with DENNIS, Blind Corners, Amber Rose and The Jacks among the performers.
The programme connected the outdoor celebration with the museum itself. Visitors could explore Speak Easy, an exhibition about communication technology, alongside the street's workshops and gathering spaces. The event's setting made Tweed's history and community part of the experience, rather than simply a backdrop to a concert.
Lighting the stage and the spaces between
Working with Tweed Regional Council and the museum, Krank'd supplied the lighting rig and delivered the full stage and site lighting design. The design had to address two different scales: a clearly defined performance area and a wider precinct where people were eating, exploring and meeting.
We shaped the lighting around the transition from daylight through dusk into the evening programme. Stage looks supported the live acts, while lighting around the art installations, stalls and activity zones connected the surrounding spaces. That site-wide approach helped the event continue beyond the stage as the natural light fell.
The project followed our lighting supply for the museum's twentieth anniversary street party in 2024, extending the relationship into another year of outdoor community events.
