Along with the many ways to celebrate in NYC, the iconic monument will sparkle in red, white, and blue for Labor Day this weekend.
Of course, one of the most special traditions in NYC is the Empire State Building lighting up for different occasions. Though it’s often in its “signature white,” it will transform into a bright and colorful beacon for holidays, city events, fundraisers, and more.
In the past it has glittered in green for St. Patrick’s Day, rainbow colors for Pride, red, black, and green for Juneteenth, and more. And Saturday, August 31 through Monday, September 2 it will once again illuminate the NYC sky, this time in red, white, and blue.
Lights are typically visible throughout the city from sunset (~7:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday) until 2 am.
View the full calendar of lights for the NYC landmark on their website here.