Spokane’s Bridge Lights to Shine Again After Two-Year Hiatus

Spokane’s Bridge Lights to Illuminate the City Once MoreSpokane’s Bridge Lights to Illuminate the City Once More After a two-year hiatus, the iconic Bridge Lights of Spokane are set to shine again, casting their vibrant glow upon the city skyline. The bridge, which spans the Spokane River, has been a beloved landmark for over 50 years, its lights illuminating the night with a dazzling display of colors. However, due to technical difficulties and funding constraints, the lights were turned off in 2020. Now, thanks to a dedicated team of city officials, engineers, and donors, the Bridge Lights are poised to make their grand return. Over the past two years, extensive repairs and upgrades have been carried out to restore the lights to their former glory. “We’re thrilled to bring the Bridge Lights back to life,” said Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward. “They are a symbol of our city’s spirit, and their return is a testament to our resilience and community pride.” The lights will be officially switched on at a special ceremony on [date]. Guests will be treated to live music, food vendors, and a spectacular fireworks display to mark the occasion. Once illuminated, the Bridge Lights will shine daily from dusk to midnight, casting a warm and inviting glow over the Spokane River and its surrounding parklands. The lights will also be programmed to display special colors and patterns to commemorate holidays and special events. The Bridge Lights are expected to attract visitors from far and wide, boosting tourism and bringing people together to enjoy the city’s iconic landmark.