The world's largest Moravian star — 31 feet across with 26 points ranging 7 to 11 feet, each lit by its own 150-watt bulb — shines atop the medical center's North Tower every holiday season, a Winston-Salem skyline tradition since the early 1990s. The annual lighting ceremony, held in early December on the top level of the Eden Terrace parking deck off Hawthorne Road, pairs a brief worship service with a school choir and free cider and Moravian cookies; the star then glows through the season as the city's most visible Christmas landmark.
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