Riga’s annual Staro Rīga light festival is drawing to a close tonight, November 18, with a special illumination ceremony marking the culmination of a four-day event. The festival, which began November 15, has seen over 40 light installations transform the Latvian capital’s old Town and Pārdaugava neighborhoods [[1]]. Organizers are anticipating a strong turnout for the closing night, as the festival has become a popular draw for both locals and tourists seeking a unique winter experience [[2]].