Buildings draped in vibrant flowers, jagged shapes of light origami designed to trick the mind, and forests of floating white dresses are just some of the magical installations coming to this year's Vivid Sydney festival. Each winter since 2009 the city has come alight with mind-bending light shows projected onto iconic buildings such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Customs House and the Museum of Contemporary Art. In 2015 the festival, which also includes a plethora of art, music and theatre shows as part of the exhibition, has expanded its installations outside the CBD and now includes the newly erected Central Park in Chippendale and the north shore suburb of Chatswood. Exhibits will still be found at Circular Quay, The Rocks, Darling Harbour, Pyrmont and Martin Place. Spectators can look forward to Customs House coated in Jacarandas, a translucent pop up bar in Martin Place, a light origami maze, glowing swings with the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the backdrop and the sails of the Opera House lit up again. This year will feature the city's first ever interactive skyscraper illumination that can be controlled by visitors. Vivid starts on May 22 and runs until June 8 from 6pm-midnight each night, with over 60 light installations and 140 artists. Scroll down for video . Light origami: This year's Vivid Festival will feature a maze of lights designed to trick the eyes and boggle the mind . Glowing gossamer gowns: Also exhibited will be these eerie white dresses made entirely from lights . In full bloom: Customs House in Circular Quay will blossom into a magnificent Jacaranda tree during the festival . Glowing swings: These vibrant apparatus will stand out against the backdrop of the illuminated Sydney Harbour Bridge . Crystal glass: The Museum of Contemporary Art will again be lit up with colourful projections in 2015 . Lighting of the sails: The Sydney Opera House will get a brightly coloured facelift every evening from 6pm-midnight during the festival . Transcendence: Martin Place will play host to a glowing pop-up bar from May 22 . Robotanic: This year attendees will be treated to an array of glowing installations and curious artist creations .
Vivid art festival will light up Sydney for the seventh year in a row this coming winter .
Has expanded beyond  CBD to the newly erected Central Park in Chippendale and  north shore suburb of Chatswood .
Will feature Customs House draped in flowers and translucent swings under the Harbour Bridge .
Also boasts a forest of eerie white gowns, a glowing bar in Martin Place and will light up sails of the Opera House .