As the winter chill settles over Denver, the city has found a way to literally brighten up the spirits of its residents. According to the City and County of Denver, a vibrant nightly light and music show has been scheduled to run till January 26, offering citizens a visual feast post-sunset.

For those eager to experience this sensory blend, the shows are set to start at 5:45 PM and again at 6:45 PM from Tuesday through Sunday, a perfect evening pastime for families and friends alike. Adding to the spectacle, static lights promise to keep the city aglow until 10:45 PM, providing passersby with an extended opportunity to take in the view. However, Mondays are demarcated for more subdued lighting, as there will only be static lights to accommodate City Council meetings, presumably to maintain a certain decorum.

This curated experience is not only a delightful draw for locals but could also serve to subtly boost tourism during these typically quieter winter months. While the Office of Special Events did not elaborate on the specifics of the light show, it's clear that expectations are set for an atmospheric blend of music and light that transforms a simple city space into something extraordinary after dusk. Those behind the scenes likely possess both the technical skill and creative vision necessary to transform the ordinary into something captivating night after night.