Lyon, France – The Palais de la Bourse in Lyon is currently hosting a new immersive light and sound spectacle titled “Flow,” which has been delighting visitors since its debut in December 2025 and is scheduled to run until at least the end of January 2026. This latest Eonarium production, created by the Swiss collective Projektil, marks their third show in the city, following the success of previous installations like “Genesis.”
“Flow” Celebrates Nature with Reimagined Classical Music
The 30-minute show, “Flow,” is a vibrant homage to the beauty of nature and its elements. It features a unique blend of classical, orchestral, and electronic music, all centered around a reimagined rendition of Bedřich Smetana’s renowned symphonic poem, “The Moldau.” The intricate light projections are meticulously designed to complement the interior architecture of the Palais de la Bourse, utilizing the same advanced technology that brought Projektil’s previous shows to life.
Ludivine Caporal of actu Lyon, who reviewed the spectacle, described it as a “very beautiful journey,” highlighting its enchanting and immersive qualities. “It’s the kind of activity you never get tired of and that never makes you regret the trip,” Caporal noted.
Flexible Viewing Experience and Ticketing Information
Attendees have the freedom to experience “Flow” in various ways, whether seated on comfortable beanbags looking up at the ceiling or standing to gain different perspectives of the projections. Ticket prices for the spectacle range from €7.90 to €15.90, depending on the chosen tariff.
During the school holidays, “Flow” is projected almost daily, offering ample opportunities for both local residents and tourists to attend. Tickets and session times can be found and purchased through the Fever platform.
The Growing Popularity of Immersive Light Shows in Lyon
Lyon has become a notable hub for immersive light and sound experiences, with Eonarium’s productions consistently drawing large crowds. These spectacles provide a unique cultural offering, transforming historic venues into dynamic canvases of light and sound. The success of “Flow” further solidifies the city’s reputation as a destination for innovative artistic presentations.
The Palais de la Bourse, a magnificent 19th-century building, provides a grand and fitting backdrop for such an elaborate production. Its architectural details are enhanced by the light projections, creating a truly mesmerizing environment for spectators.
As the show continues its run through January, it is expected to remain a popular attraction, contributing to Lyon’s vibrant cultural scene and offering a memorable experience for all who attend.
Source: https://actu.fr/auvergne-rhone-alpes/lyon_69123/lyon-un-spectacle-grandiose-on-a-vu-le-nouveau-son-et-lumiere-projete-au-palais-de-la-bourse_63551966.html
