Bellevue New Year's Eve Night Market Returns for 2024 Celebration

Bellevue, WALocal News

The third annual Bellevue New Year’s Eve Night Market is scheduled for December 31, 2024, from 3-9 PM, featuring over 50 local vendors offering crafts, food, and beverages. Presented by AHG Cares in collaboration with Amazon, this vibrant event enhances community engagement while showcasing local culture and artistry. After attracting over 6,000 visitors in its second year, the market will occupy a larger footprint on Main Street, improving accessibility and offerings for attendees. Guests can enjoy live music, a seasonal photo opportunity, and a variety of complimentary treats, including hot cocoa, cookies, and dog treats for pets. A beer and wine garden will also be available, with proceeds benefiting Bellevue LifeSpring, reinforcing the market's commitment to local philanthropy.

Elaina Morris, CEO of AHG, highlights the company's dedication to serving the community through initiatives that promote diversity and culture. The event exemplifies collaboration with local partners, including the Old Bellevue Merchants Association and Visit Bellevue. As a free public gathering, the night market aims to create lasting memories and connections within the Bellevue community.

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