The Empire State Building’s tower lights are the LED lighting system atop the skyscraper that changes color nightly to mark holidays, causes, and organizations, making them one of the most recognized New York City lights on the skyline. Installed in 2012, the system can display more than 16 million colors and has illuminated the tower since 1976. Text CONNECT to 27416 to see tonight’s color.
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Ever wanted to learn the reason why the Empire State Building is lit up a specific color at night? Now you can get real-time alerts about the colors and the cause behind them! Text CONNECT to 27416 to get regular updates and learn more insider information at ESB!
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2018 ESB Holiday Light Show x OneRepublic
On Saturday, August 1st, 2015, Oceanic Preservation Society and Obscura took to the sky with a first-of-its-kind live video projection that illuminated the Empire State Building with beautiful, inspiring imagery of endangered species as never seen before. The towering images, more than 350 feet tall and 186 feet wide, and covering 33 floors of the iconic building drew attention to the creatures’ plight against mass extinction. Sia and J. Ralph produced and released a song, “One Candle”, specifically for the event. The show was captured, edited, and prominently featured as the uplifting ending of the documentary Racing Extinction by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Louie Psyhoyos (The Cover).
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