Arts & Culture

Reconciliation Bridge Lighting Program

The 100-year-old Reconciliation Bridge (formerly Langevin Bridge) in East Village is lit with thousands of LED lights that change with the seasons and in honour of holidays and events. Now you can choose the colours you’d like to see on this brilliant gateway to East Village.

Your colours could celebrate a favourite charity event, a neighbourhood milestone, a school project or a city festival. The bridge has 156 RGB LED lights, each composed of 36 one-watt lamps that are oriented to highlight every beam and truss of the bridge structure.

Complete the form below to submit your application.

“Upcoming Lighting Dates”
 

March 1 - St. David’s Day
March 2 - Flames vs Wild
March 3 - Children’s Wish Foundation
March 4 - Flames vs Leafs
March 6 - Social Work Week
March 8 - International Women’s Day

March 10 - Flames vs Golden Knights
March 12 - Flames vs Devils
March 15 - Flames vs Rangers
March 17 - St. Patrick’s Day
March 19 - Flames vs Blue Jackets
March 21 - Flames vs Senators
March 22 - World Water Day

March 24 - World TB Day
March 25 - Flames vs Kings
March 26 - Epilepsy Awareness
March 27 - Flames vs Stars
March 29 - Flames vs Ducks
March 31 - Daffodil Month

 

Reconciliation Bridge Lighting Application Form

Name *
Name
* Information provided may appear on evexperience.com and/or CMLC and East Village’s social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter etc.
First choice date *
First choice date
Second choice date *
Second choice date
Third date choice
Third date choice
Terms & Conditions *
The Become a Reconciliation Bridge Lighting Partner (aka Lighting Partner) program is a pilot project being executed by CMLC to encourage public engagement and interaction with the East Village redevelopment project. The pilot project is intended to be community building by assisting credible businesses, charitable and not for profit operators with the promotion of their community programs and events. It is not intended to represent any political or religious viewpoints. Applications must be received at least 4 weeks (one month) prior to the desired date of lighting. Please provide alternate dates if possible, as your desired 1st choice date selection may already be programmed or scheduled. The Reconciliation Bridge and lighting system is maintained by Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC); it is not maintained or run by the City of Calgary or Province of Alberta. This public engagement program is a pilot program launched in 2012. Its policies and practices are subject to change in accordance with CMLC’s practices and planned objectives. Selection as a Lighting Partner is a privilege, not an entitlement. Only the applicants on the original submitted application will receive written notification stating whether your application has been approved or denied. Follow-up calls, e-mails and/or faxes are not necessary; please assume that the written notification you receive is the final response from CMLC for the application. Applying to become a Lighting Partner does not guarantee approval. Moreover, past Lighting Partners must apply each year to be considered and are not automatically guaranteed to be selected again. CMLC is under no obligation to provide specific feedback to any individual or organization regarding the status, merit and/or denial of its application. If you do not agree to these terms, your application will not be considered nor submitted through the review process.