You can win tickets and/or a solar-powered artwork, Little Sun, according to a June 20, 2014 announcement from the Liverpool Science Festival,

It’s easy… to enter the draw to win a pair of tickets to any Liverpool Science Festival event (of your choice) + a Little Sun solar powered artwork …simply tweet at least one of the follow[ing] messages onto your Twitter page:

Tweet 1:

Take me to Liverpool Science Festival 2014 @livscifest 25 June – 9 July liverpoolsciencefestival.com #livscifestComp #livscifest

Tweet 2:

Take me to see Ruby Wax’s #SaneNewWorld show at @livscifest 28 June liverpoolsciencefestival.com/sane-new-world-ft-ruby-wax #livscifestComp #livscifest

Tweet 3:

I want a #LittleSun from Liverpool Science Festival @livscifest liverpoolsciencefestival.com/observatory/everyone-needs-a-little-sun-in-their-life #livscifestComp #livscifest

Tweet 4:

Happy Birthday to @CERN – celebrating turning 60 at @livscifest liverpoolsciencefestival.com #CERN60 #livscifestComp #livscifest

The competition closes at midnight on Monday 23 June 2014 [GMT], so make sure you tweet before then to stand a chance of winning the prizes.

The more times you tweet, the more times you will be entered into the draw for tickets and a Little Sun.

You’ll also need to follow the @livscifest account on Twitter so we can direct message (DM) you, should you win the prizes.

Happy tweeting!

For anyone curious about the Little Sun, here’s more from the Little Sun webpage on the Liverpool Science Festival website,

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Little Sun puts the power of the sun in the palm of your hand – creating safe, convenient, sustainable light you can take with you wherever you go. But Little Sun is much more than a lamp – it’s a global project and social business that is connecting the world through sharing light.

Artist Olafur Eliasson and engineer Frederik Ottesen developed the Little Sun solar-powered lamp to get clean, reliable, affordable light to the 1.6 billion people living without electricity in areas known as ‘off-grid’ areas. The kerosene lanterns commonly used off-grid are toxic, and they carry the risk of burns and house fires. Little Sun solar light is a clean, safe alternative. And over a 2-year period, Little Sun saves off-grid users 90% of what they would spend on kerosene lighting.

Currently Little Sun is available in eight African countries: Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Senegal, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and South Africa, as well as in Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Japan. Little Sun uses on-grid investment to kick-start off-grid small businesses that sell Little Suns, providing funding for sales agents to receive business starter kits and micro-entrepreneurial training.

Little Suns are sold at a higher price in areas of the world with electricity so that the lamps can be sold in off-grid areas at much lower, locally affordable prices. So when you buy a Little Sun, you are making sure that much-needed solar light gets to people who need it the most.

Good luck!