- November 27, 2024
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Harper Cobb and Callie Kuhn, both 3, were mesmerized by the lights of the town’s “Christmas tree.”
The Kona Dog food truck was decked out in holiday lights.
Alexandra Dougherty and Alessandra Reilly came dressed in their Christmas-spirited gear.
Melyna and Dahlia Herrera and Allegra Iurcotta enjoyed seeing all the lights.
Megan B. was curious about the snow pit.
Megan B. studied the snowball in her hand.
The 900 Degreez Pizza truck features glass windows so customers can see their pizza being made.
Nicole Queenan and sons Jackson and Jacob matched in their holiday sweaters.
The Mussa and Ray families sat down for a bite to eat, along with Chicago, an Old English Sheepdog.
WINDERMERE The holidays officially arrived in Windermere Friday, Nov. 17, as the town lit its Christmas tree to signify the start of the season. It was also food truck night, and hundreds of community members gathered with lawn chairs, blankets, family and friends to eat and celebrate with some holiday cheer. Many came dressed in Christmas sweaters or reindeer antlers, and kids got to go play in a pit of “snow” behind Town Hall.
