20 Years of Snowflake Lane

Bellevue, WALocal News

Snowflake Lane, a beloved holiday tradition in Bellevue, Washington, marks its 20th anniversary this year, lighting up the streets from November 29 to December 24, 2024. Each night at 7 p. m. , visitors can enjoy a stunning light display, festive parade floats, and live performances from talented local youth. The event has become a significant attraction, drawing approximately 400,000 guests annually and distributing nearly 80,000 pieces of candy to parade-goers.

Kemper Freeman, inspired by renowned holiday celebrations in New York City and Chicago, created Snowflake Lane to provide families with a free seasonal event to look forward to each year. Initially starting as a modest sidewalk performance, it has grown into a major festive experience that fosters community spirit and joy. Jennifer Leavitt from The Bellevue Collection highlights the dedication of the performers and the production team in making this event memorable for families. With its enchanting atmosphere and engaging activities, Snowflake Lane promises to immerse guests in a magical holiday environment. More details and tips for attendees can be accessed at snowflakelane.

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