LIGHT POWER PLANT: The Exhibition 2026

The country’s most spectacular light art exhibition space will open once again at the Inota Thermal Power Plant from August 13 to 24. FÉNYERŐMŰ is not only a spectacular visual experience but also an opportunity to explore a unique venue.

The proximity to Lake Balaton is a unique opportunity for visitors to step into a completely different world after a day at the lake: the FÉNYERŐMŰ exhibition, which comes to life in the light of the setting sun, awaits the public as the perfect way to end a summer day.

In addition to exploring the installations and industrial heritage, Pingrum, arriving from Budapest, will ensure that the on-site experience is also complete from a gastronomic perspective.

During the exhibition, from August 20–22, a family day awaits visitors with interactive programs andexperiences, where kids and adults alike can immerse themselves in creative workshops and collaborative artistic activities.

📅 August 13–24, 2026.

⏰ Hours: 6:00 PM–11:00 p.m.

📍Inota Thermal Power Plant, Várpalota

From August 13–24, 2026, highly successful FÉNYERŐMŰ at Inota Thermal Power Plant will once again open its monumental spaces with new, large-scale works, creating Hungary’s largest contiguous industrial exhibition space.

During the light art exhibition, the former thermal power plant takes on new meaning: vast halls, cooling towers, boiler rooms, and outdoor industrial spaces are transformed into a contemporary art venue. Amid the dark, raw structures, light, sound, moving images, and spatial interventions are creating new landscapes within the power plant’s monumental architecture.

Visitors can explore one of Hungary’s most unique industrial sites, the iconic Turbine Hall, the Boiler Room, the area around the cooling towers, and the power plant’s outdoor spaces, where contemporary light artand the monumental industrial setting come together to create a world that is at once futuristic, raw, and timeless.

In 2026, the exhibition will feature site-specific installations and works by Hungarian and international artists that engage with the unique character of the power plant’s distinctive spaces, and through them, it will demonstrate the many ways in which light can bereinterpretation of space.

Artists: Sven Sauer / MAOTIK / Lukas Truniger & Bruce Yoder / Cape Sante (Andrea Maioli & Leandro Summo) / Anni Kinnunen / Radiante Lab / Timaeus / Adistu / Emma Forgách / Péter Weiler...

The list of artists is not yet complete.

From August 20–22, 2026, a family day awaits visitors with interactive programs and community experiences, where kids and adults alike can immerse themselves in creative workshops and collaborative art projects.

Light Sculpture, Sound-Making Workshop, Robot Building, Textile Paper Kites, Greenhouse, Movement Workshop, and many other interesting interactive programs and community experiences, we look forward to welcoming families—kids and adults alike.

The source of the text and image is the official Facebook event.