From 4pm onwards, there is a red glow around town during Dark Mofo. The shops and buildings, whether officially part of it or not, get in on the action. It makes it a lot of fun to walk from one event to the next, regardless of the hour.
I loved the strange figure watching over us. One of the many decorated buildings around Hobart.
The art installation locations are obviously spectacular too.
The boats on the harbour are into it, and this year the large Spirit of Tasmania ferry lit up the water as well.
Wherever you looked, something caught your eye!
The red glow warmed the spirits, making the amble home in the cold seem elating as we caught reflections everywhere.
My favourite shop window was the bookstore - well played, Fullers Bookshop!
The hotels were equally festive....
Tho on the first night my hotel switched it's red for Green & Gold for the Socceroos game at 5am the next morning...
Dark Mofo can be enjoyed with or without the ticketed events. It is in the streets, pop ups around town and of course a lot of free events!
The red glow helps the newbie discover with ease....
Red is for revelry, and so is Dark Mofo.
Have you been to Dark Mofo? Did you love it?
The boats on the harbour are into it, and this year the large Spirit of Tasmania ferry lit up the water as well. 
The red glow warmed the spirits, making the amble home in the cold seem elating as we caught reflections everywhere.
The hotels were equally festive....
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