Overview AURA is Moment Factory's light show inside Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill: the audience sits inside the cathedral while projection mapping, lasers and an original score run across the stained glass and Gothic arches in seven scenes, from The Light to Harmony. It opened on October 10, 2025, co-presented by Fever, as the first American edition of a series that began at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal in 2017 and ran at the Dôme des Invalides in Paris; the producers count more than 2.2 million visitors across Montreal, Quebec City and Paris. Grace, the cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of California, was built in campaigns from 1928 and consecrated in 1964. On site A visit runs about 45 to 50 minutes. Guests first walk the cathedral for 15 to 20 minutes with a web app on their phones that tells the building's history, past bronze doors cast from molds of Ghiberti's Gates of Paradise in Florence and a labyrinth laid out on the Chartres pattern. Then they take seats, first come first served, for a 30-minute show that opens on a prologue of archival sound and moves through Water and Earth, Flora, The Cosmos, Fauna and Balance to a finale. The same app handles real-time translation and hands each guest a personalized AI selfie to keep. Fever's listing copy puts sessions at two or three a day, with 300 to 800 guests in each. Audience All ages are admitted, and children three and under go free, though the show warns of loud passages. Fever's listing copy says a large share of the audience comes from outside San Francisco. Brand presence Partnerships are built to order around four parts: digital integration, official partner designation with category exclusivity, on-site presence such as signage and, ideally, an activation space in the cathedral courtyard, and amplification across Fever's Secret Media Network of city guides. Terms flex by length, and the listed price is a starting point for about a month.