(WXYZ) — Buildings in downtown Detroit will light up red, white and blue Friday night in honor of essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bedrock partnered with local Detroit property owners to illuminate the skyline.
"We invite all homes and businesses to join us to amplify our support by turning a light outside their home to red or blue," Bedrock said.
The company said this will take place each night at nightfall and continue until the stay-at-home order has been lifted.
Participating businesses include: TCF Center, the Penobscot Building, Ford Field, Ernst & Young, 150 West Jefferson, the Ally Detroit Center, One Woodward Building, One Campus Martius, The Z Lot, David Stott and the Federal Reserve Building.
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