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09/12/2026
• Location: The aerial artwork originated from Governors Island and illuminated the sky over New York Harbor.
• Timing: The tribute took place on September 9, 2026, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
• Significance: The display used 2,977 lights—one for each person killed in the 2001 attacks—to recreate the outline of the Twin Towers at their original architectural scale.
The "2,977 Lights Over New York Harbor" drone show was a collaborative effort with multiple creators and organizations.
Key Artists and Organizations:
• Creative Director: Addison Mehr, an American creative director who led the project.
• Artistic Design: Yan Paul Dubbelman, a Dutch digital artist based in Amsterdam, who designed the show.
• Artistic Advisor: Studio Drift, an Amsterdam art collective.
• Production: Sky Elements Drone Shows, the company that executed the drone display.
• Sponsorship: The New York Foundation for the Arts sponsored the project.
A Community-Driven Tribute:
The project was deeply collaborative, developed in partnership with:
• 9/11 families
• Survivors
• First responders
This included individuals like retired FDNY firefighter Tim Brown and Terry Strada, whose husband died in the North Tower.
Their goal was to create a meaningful tribute that honored each of the 2,977 lives lost.
07/04/2026
03/25/2026
Last chance to join the fun reservations close Friday at midnight
03/07/2026
Join us for Mosaic Night and create your own masterpiece using tiles, beads, and glass while enjoying drinks and great food!
📅 Sunday, March 29
⏰ 4 PM
🎟 $45 per person
All supplies included.
Scan the QR code to reserve your spot before we sell out!
03/04/2026
Available every Tuesday dine in or takeout! Tag who you’re splitting 10 tacos with 👀🌮
02/22/2026
nothing beats lebanese food 😋
02/21/2026
the notes you leave on your receipts mean more than you think!
(ps: second one is from last year)
Address
128 W Wilshire Avenue, Ste C
Fullerton, CA
92832
For those traveling by public transportation, take the Orange County Transit Authority bus to the W Wilshire Avenue and N Harbor Boulevard stop. From there, walk east on W Wilshire Avenue for 2 blocks.
If driving, take the I-5 and exit at Harbor Boulevard. Drive north on Harbor Boulevard for about 1 mile, then turn right onto W Wilshire Avenue. The restaurant is located two blocks down on the left-hand side.
Parking is available in a lot adjacent to the restaurant or on nearby streets.
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| Monday |
11am - 9pm |
| Tuesday |
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| Wednesday |
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| Thursday |
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| Friday |
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| Saturday |
11am - 10pm |
| Sunday |
11am - 9pm |
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Les Amis is a Lebanese restaurant located in the heart of Downtown Fullerton that introduces Lebanese food and culture to its customers. The restaurant offers a variety of Mediterranean dishes, including halal options, that are sure to satisfy any palate. What sets Les Amis apart from other restaurants is their Chapter 4 whiskey lounge, which provides a unique experience for customers looking to enjoy a drink after their meal. The restaurant's social media pages showcase their delicious food and drinks, including the Chicken Platter and signature cocktails like the Whiskey Smoked Old Fashion and The Hendrick's Lemonade. Les Amis also takes time to wish their customers happy holidays and remind them of upcoming events like Valentine's Day weekend. Overall, Les Amis is an excellent choice for anyone looking for delicious Lebanese cuisine with a twist.
