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Meet “Harvey’s Halo” The Castro’s New Rainbow Lights

The grand lighting of a new light art exhibit honoring Harvey Milk this Wednesday night
By - posted 11/5/2017 No Comment

Illuminate is the San Francisco arts nonprofit behind The Bay Lights and the illumination of the Conservatory of Flowers for the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love as well as Harvey’s Halo and “Hope will Never be Silent” in the Castro to honor Harvey Milk.

At 6 pm on November 8, 2017, San Franciscans will gather at Castro & Market St. to celebrate Harvey Milk’s vision of equality and to give everyone hope for moving forward towards peace and justice with speakers and performers.

And we’re told how gorgeous the lights look is dependant on how much particulate matter is in the air, so the foggier the better – perfect for San Francisco

Grand Lighting of Harvey’s Halo
Wednesday, November 8, 2017 | 6pm
Castro and Market, SF
FREE

Launching November 8th, lighted for seven nights (From dusk to Midnight) over two weekends concluding on November 18th.  Schedules may change, but it’s expected to be November 8, 9, 10, 11 and November 16, 17, 18

Want to help? Donate to help fund these works of art.

In addition, the Grand Lighting of Harvey’s Halo will occur, followed by the unveiling of “Hope Will Never Be Silent” – a permanent neon art installation on the old Bank of America building at Castro and Market – a message to forever great all who come to the Castro with the immortal words of Harvey Milk.

Join the Castro Community to honor Harvey Milk and celebrate the 40th Anniversary of his historic election to the S.F. Board of Supervisors.