- November 23, 2024
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Family Church choirs spread holiday cheer through song.
Family Church choirs spread holiday cheer through song.
Family Church choirs spread holiday cheer through song..
Sugar Rush Marshmallows’ Jean Summers loved seeing all the attendees at this year’s Light Up Windermere.
White Swan Academy showcased portions of its production of ‘The Nutcracker.’
White Swan Academy showcased portions of its production of ‘The Nutcracker.’
Emily O’Brien is one of the amazing performers at White Swan Academy.
The Knot served up a variety of unique sliders at this year’s Light Up Windermere.
Family Church choirs spread holiday cheer through song.
Kyle Hough, 6, was mesmerized by the glow-in-the-dark bubbles.
Choirs from Family Church performed a variety of Christmas music.
The Pretzel Spot offered a variety of sweet concoctions.
White Swan Academy ballerinas delighted the audience with their beautiful performance.
White Swan Academy showcased portions of its production of ‘The Nutcracker.’
Choirs from Family Church performed a variety of Christmas music.
Choirs from Family Church performed a variety of Christmas music.
Windermere Mayor Jim O’Brien, center, and dancers from White Swan Academy helped celebrate the moment the Christmas lights turned on in the town.
A deejay kept attendees dancing all night.
The glow-in-the-dark bubbles were a hit at this year’s Light Up Windermere.
Ricky Chandoke loved playing in the glow-in-the-dark bubbles.
Blakely Green and Emma Angelo had a blast at this year’s Light Up Windermere.
Kyle Hough, 6, was mesmerized by the glow-in-the-dark bubbles.
The town of Windermere officially kicked off the Christmas season with its Light Up Windermere event, held Friday, Nov. 22, outside of Town Hall.
The festive evening included performances by various choirs from Family Church, as well as a special preview of “The Nutcracker” from White Swan Academy. Attendees also enjoyed a variety of food options from a plethora of food trucks as they awaited the big moment — the lighting of all the downtown holiday lights.
Right at 7 p.m., Mayor Jim O’Brien flipped the switch, officially welcoming the holidays to the town. A deejay kept guests dancing, and children of all ages enjoyed frolicking in glow-in-the-dark bubbles as the part continued into the evening.
