The Sphere, by German sculptor Fritz Koenig, is a large metallic sculpture that stands 25 feet tall, weighing 45,000 pounds and cast in 52 bronze segments. Displayed in Battery Park, New York City, it once stood in the courtyard of the Twin Towers since 1968. After the September 11, 2001 attack, it was salvaged from the rubble of the fallen towers and six months to the day after the attacks, it was re-erected in Battery Park, near the Hope Garden, several blocks away from where it once stood. In September 11th, 2002, an eternal flame was lit inside of the Sphere, in honor of all who was lost in the tragic attacks.

B-K Lighting + TEKA Illumination, Blue Dolphin Design & Engineering, Star Finishes and Etendue Cafe is proud to present our 14th annual 9/11 Ceremony with special keynote by B-K Lighting's President, Nathan Sloan and honored guest speaker, New York Firefighter, Andrew Isolano.

You may be familiar with the award winning work of Kugler Ning Lighting Design at the Brookfield Place (Formerly known as the World Financial Center) in New York, NY. But what many don't realize just how close it is to ground zero and the aftermath that was left once the attack happened.

Since 2013 the Central Valley Honor Flight has been committed to honoring local WWII veterans and Korean War veterans by sending them to see their memorials in Washington D.C.