Vulcan’s Spotlight Will Shine Even Brighter For This Year’s Fourth Of July In Birmingham
By Justin Averette
This year’s Thunder on the Mountain from Vulcan Park and Museum will be extra spectacular.
In addition to the annual Fourth of July fireworks show, new multicolored LED lighting at Vulcan will ignite the Birmingham sky for the first time.
The lights are the final part of significant upgrades at Vulcan to celebrate the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham’s 100th anniversary. The club’s $5.8 million gift to the city included the new Kiwanis Centennial Park and fountain, additional landscaping and an extended trail.Lighting designer Marc Brickman, whose projects include the 2012 re-lighting of the Empire State Building in New York City, worked on putting Vulcan in the spotlight.
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