The city of El Paso is set to add a dash of holiday color to its nightscape as the iconic Star on the Mountain adorns itself in red and green on Christmas Eve. According to KFOX-TV, the festive lighting will commence tomorrow precisely at 5:40 p.m., signaling the start of Christmas celebrations and aiming to foster a sense of togetherness within the community.
With these vibrant colors symbolizing the warmth and joy of the season, the El Paso Chamber of Commerce believes the Star's holiday glow also reflects the unity that characterizes the Borderland during the holiday period. "This special lighting brings holiday cheer to the Borderland and highlights the spirit of unity and joy that defines our community during this time of year," the Chamber expressed, as obtained by KTSM.
The Star on the Mountain, an enduring symbol of El Paso's spirit, is set to unite residents and visitors alike under its festive gleam. While the event is punctual, the message it conveys is timeless, underscoring a commitment to community and shared joy. The lighting event is part of a broader array of festive activities and ceremonials taking place throughout the city.
As reported by KVIA, the El Paso Chamber details that the choice of red and green lighting not only embodies the festive atmosphere but also the togetherness, hinting at the deeper message the community sends to all who gaze upon the Star this holiday season. The El Paso Chamber states, " red and green lighting symbolizes the warmth, togetherness, and joy of the season."
