Jason Bauer, Public Works assistant director in Aurora, said the idea is to attract more people downtown, including the about 150,000 who come to visit Christkindlmarket at RiverEdge Park.
Snowflakes are projected on a pathway in Chicago in 2019. Aurora may project holiday season images such as snowflakes on the Leland Tower as part of a plan to increase the number of Christmas decorations downtown as a way of luring shoppers.
Jason Bauer, Public Works assistant director, said the idea is to attract more people downtown, including the about 150,000 who come to visit Christkindlmarket at RiverEdge Park. That holiday market opens Nov. 17. Officials also are looking at displays at open spaces at New York and River streets, in front of the Aurora Regional Fire Museum at Broadway and New York, and a large “Joy” sign on Downer Place across from City Hall, where last year it said “Hope.”
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