Red, White, and Blue

您可以通过我们的塔照明请求页面提交照明请求。然而，请注意，帝国大厦不为个人活动（如生日、周年纪念或婚礼）、商业活动、政治活动或宗教人物或活动提供照明。

Yes, the Empire State Building live cam that faces the tower shows the lights every night, including the signature hourly sparkle. The colors change for holidays, causes and milestones, and the Upcoming Light Colors strip at the top of this page shows which ones are scheduled next.

灯塔灯光每天从日落到东部标准时间凌晨2点。

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A color change on the Empire State Building marks a specific occasion. Our calendar lists the reason behind each color, so you can look up Empire State Building colors tonight or on any date going forward. Some are annual traditions, including Eid al-Fitr, Easter, Hanukkah, and Christmas. Others mark a single evening, whether an anniversary, a campaign to raise awareness, or a partner organization we support.

No, the Empire State Building does not have a special light show every night. The building hosts full music-to-light shows for special occasions, including its annual Holiday Music-to-Light show. The shows pair a custom lighting display with a soundtrack to mark holidays, album releases, anniversaries, and more. However, the tower is lit every evening, even without a special light show.

The Empire State Building's tower lights are set section by section rather than all at once. The tower has six of them: the antenna, the top fins, the middle, and the bottom. That's why a single lighting can carry several color combinations at once instead of just one. Lighting partners choose a color for each section when they apply.

The Empire State Building is lit red for a number of different occasions through the year, so red on any given night can mean more than one thing. The reason for that night's lighting is published with its date on our calendar.