Vermont joins national 'Two Lights for Tomorrow' celebration ahead of America's 250th anniversary
On Friday, landmarks across the country will light up as part of a national celebration called "Two Lights for Tomorrow."
On Friday, landmarks across the country will light up as part of a national celebration called "Two Lights for Tomorrow."
On Friday, landmarks across the country will light up as part of a national celebration called "Two Lights for Tomorrow."
On Friday, landmarks across the country will light up as part of a national celebration called "Two Lights for Tomorrow."
This celebration aims to honor the nation’s history ahead of its 250th birthday.
The initiative is organized by America 250, the official commission planning the 250th anniversary celebration in 2026.
While this is a nationwide event, Vermont is joining in by having the state's chapter of the 250th commission help coordinate lightings and community events.
The campaign encourages people to reflect on the past and imagine what the next 250 years could look like.
State officials say Friday night’s lightings mark the start of what will be a multi-year celebration in Vermont.