Penrith City Centre set to transform into a wonderland of art, exploration, technology, and fun! 

Tuesday, 13 October 2020

This November, experience Penrith like never before as the City Centre is transformed into an unexpected wonderland of art, exploration, technology, and fun!  

Produced by Penrith City Council, ReAnimate Penrith is a new and innovative program bringing the community together safely to celebrate our City with a collection of creative street art, amazing animation and augmented reality (AR) experiences.  

Penrith Mayor Karen McKeown OAM said Council has received feedback through its COVID-19 Recovery Taskforce that both businesses and the community are eager to see people out and about. 

“Businesses have been hit hard during the pandemic. By adopting stringent safety measures we can give the community new interactive experiences close to home by encouraging activity in our City Centre,” Cr McKeown said. 

ReAnimate gives the community a chance to reconnect with and support local businesses as the ARtWalk trail takes you on an animated journey through the City Centre. Explore the City’s High Street, arcades, amazing restaurants, cafes and bars and uncover hidden secrets and everything that our vibrant City has to offer.  

ReAnimate Penrith brings all the fun to our City but in a COVID safe way. The virtual program has been designed to explore the artworks at your own pace and in your own socially distanced space. 

Download the FREE ReAnimate Penrith App and step inside an animated world to uncover hidden 3D characters, vibrant artworks, and immersive street art through the digital wonderland of augmented reality. 

Unlock the fun at ReAnimate Penrith this November!  

ReAnimate Penrith is free to experience this November in the Penrith City Centre. 

WHEN: Sunday 1 - Monday 30 November 2020 

WHERE: ARtWalk - High Street, Penrith City Centre 

               Street Art – Allen Place Car Park, Penrith 

View the full program at reanimatepenrith.com.au. #ReAnimatePenrith #VisitPenrith 

Information contained within this news release was correct as at Tuesday, 13 October 2020.