Boathouse Row

To celebrate a year of being illuminated in revamped lighting (capable of 16 million light combinations), Philadelphia’s iconic Boathouse Row will be showing off what the new display is capable of Friday night.

To celebrate a year since being relit, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation will light up Boathouse Row in a special show Friday night.

Drivers on the Schuylkill Expressway in Philadelphia early Friday morning were treated to a special sight: iconic Boathouse Row shone through the darkness for the first time in nearly a year.

New Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Susan Slawson joins NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl across from Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row Friday morning after lights on the iconic stretch on the Schuylkill River went back on the night before. The lights are even better than before, officials said.

After being off for nearly a year, the lights have been turned back on along the iconic Boathouse Row. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more.

The lights are back on along Boathouse Row after a $2.1 million upgrade.

After nearly a year in the dark, lights are set to return on Boathouse Row. NBC10’s Frances Wang has a preview of tonight’s relighting ceremony. 

NBC10’s Matt DeLucia reports on the plan to flip the switch on for the sparkling new lights along Philadelphia’s iconic Boathouse Row.

Kennett Square’s Justin Best is looking to make his second U.S. Olympic Team and this time the Drexel University alum hopes he can help carry the Team USA men’s 8 rowing team to the medal stand. NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Amy Fadool caught up with Best along Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row.

This will light up your next drive along the Schuylkill River: Philadelphia’s iconic Boathouse Row is back on following a yearlong $2.1 million renovation project.