Your Guide to the Holidays in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Downtown Bellevue is bustling with holiday activities, beginning with the Holiday Collective photo experience at Avenue Bellevue, perfect for families and pets. The Bellevue Farmers Market will host its annual holiday market, bringing together local farms and artisan food vendors to offer fresh produce and ready-to-eat meals. Numerous restaurants, including 13 Coins and Daniel’s Broiler, will serve Thanksgiving feasts for those who prefer dining out. The Snowflake Lane parade, featuring festive music and toy drummers, runs nightly from November 28 to December 24, creating a magical atmosphere along the streets. The Garden d’Lights transforms the Bellevue Botanical Garden into a sparkling wonderland, showcasing over half a million lights and imaginative displays.

On December 6, Kelsey Creek Farms will host a holiday barn lighting event, complete with carols and a visit from Santa. The International Ballet Theatre celebrates its 25th season of The Nutcracker, offering weekend performances throughout December. Free family events, such as Jingle Bellevue, will also take place on select Saturdays, providing opportunities for pictures with Santa and cookie decorating.

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