BYTESized Productions will celebrate a decade of youth theatre in Albury-Wodonga with its adaptation of The Lion King Jr on Saturday.

A total of 63 children and a large production team will present two shows at Albury Entertainment Centre at 2pm and 7pm.

Director Mitch Clarke said the show was a fitting choice.

"The Lion King at its core has got such a nice message in learning from the past and from those who come before us and how their spirit lives on in us. We're celebrating all of the past BYTESized kids!" he said.

Aurora Luna Light Journey opened at Albury Botanic Gardens last night after four months of planning.

Albury is the fourth city park to host a Laservision show in Australia after events in Brisbane, Bendigo and Singleton. It runs nightly until July 16.

Border-based Flying Fruit Fly Circus will present Tempo at The Cube Wodonga on July 1 and 2, which coincides with NSW school holidays.

Tempo features an ensemble of performers aged 11 to 18.

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