- December 22, 2024
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A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
Aemon Robinson stacked two marshmallows on his stick for a doubly gooey S’mores treat.
Richard Recheizer, Renn Knowles, Tim Gesing and Eduardo Rodas took a break at the S’mores and hot chocolate station.
A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
A deejay kept the holiday spirit alive with dance tunes while snow machines allowed attendees to feel like they were in a Hallmark movie.
Domonic Catalo and Aiden Catalo perfected their marshmallows over the campfire.
The inflatable glowsticks were popular with the children.
The Grinch greeted and danced with families in attendance.
Children were eager to get candy from the elves.
The Grinch helped with the countdown to the lighting of the trees.
The community of Independence held its Light Up celebration Friday, Nov. 17.
Families took turns posing in front of the lighted tree.
Enjoying S’mores, hot chocolate and candy canes were Dorothea Hinton, Emillia Gerow, Ellianna Gerow, Nora Leatherbee and Lyra Leatherbee.
Residents of the Independence community of Horizon West gathered to make holiday memories Friday, Nov. 17, at the Light Up Independence event. Several firepits were set up around the entrance to the neighborhood, and families grabbed bags of chocolate, graham crackers and marshmallows to make S’mores. Falling snow kept everyone dancing, and the Grinch and several elves showed up to dance and hand out candy and glow sticks.
At 6:30 p.m., thousands of white lights were turned on to reveal the Independence Christmas tree, rows of roadside trees and the clock tower.
