The Super Bowl LIX celebrations began with a spectacular laser light show on historic St. Louis Cathedral and its neighboring buildings at Jackson Square. The dazzling displays are projected nightly on the iconic landmarks, the Cathedral, the Cabildo and the Presbytere.
turning on the light show at the cathedral
Lighting the landmarks
The projections began Sunday night, February 2, and will continue for a week through the Superbowl game, February 9. The images feature colorful painted works of local artists Becky Fos, James Michalopoulos, Terrance Osborne, George Rodrigue and Hunt Slonem. The displays are created by thirteen laser projectors. The continuous shows begin at 6:30 pm and repeat every 30 minutes until 11pm.
saints owner gayle benson leads the celebration
New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson and Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser were on hand for the start of the laser light show at Jackson Square Sunday night. Mrs. Benson said, “This celebration reflects our spirit, our heritage and it’s an important reminder of the need to preserve what makes our city so special. St. Louis Cathedral is in the midst of a 75-million-dollar restoration campaign, being led by Mrs. Benson.
Images from the light show at jackson square
Restoring St. Louis Cathedral
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