#GlowGuelph

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À propos

One of Guelph’s favourite landmarks is getting a glow up—literally!

Glow Guelph will transform the covered bridge between Royal City Park and York Road Park with colourful lights every night from dusk until 11 p.m.

Strategically-placed LED lights inside the bridge will project a series of static and moving vignettes on the bridge’s inside walls and ceiling, with lights that enhance the design of the bridge’s structure. The vignettes are inspired by the seasons and nature surrounding the bridge, transitioning every 15 minutes between still and moving designs.

The colourful light display is designed to attract and encourage residents and visitors to share their photos and videos online and social media using the #GlowGuelph hashtag.

If you’re visiting the bridge, remember to stay 2 metres (6.5 feet) from people you don’t live with and sanitize or wash your hands when you leave to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Organisateur

City of Guelph - Tourism Department

The City recognizes that building a successful tourism economy in Guelph requires the collective effort of its stakeholder community. The primary role of Guelph Tourism Services is to foster a robust and well-connected stakeholder community through engagement, facilitation and coordination.

The focus of Guelph Tourism Services is to:

• Develop and promote Guelph as a destination

• Model the highest standard for visitor services

• Foster a community of practice to stimulate collaboration and information sharing

• Steward the Guelph story

• Measure and communicate economic impact

Information about local attractions is available for pick up at the Tourism Information Kiosk, located in the entrance atrium at Guelph Civic Museum. The museum’s reception staff are available during museum hours to answer any questions. Our administrative office is located in City Hall.