Shake Things Up With Our At-Home Cocktail Week of Cheer

Bellevue, WALocal News

The “Cocktail Week of Cheer” invites Bellevue residents to celebrate the holiday season from December 14-20 with a selection of curated cocktails and DIY kits from local bars and restaurants. This initiative encourages community connection during a time of social distancing, allowing friends and family to partake in virtual gatherings while enjoying unique libations. Each day features a different drink from local favorites, such as the Main Street Old Fashioned from 520 Bar & Grill and the Italian Greyhound from Mercato Stellina. The event not only highlights the creativity of local mixologists but also supports struggling businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Offers include fantastic non-alcoholic options, ensuring that everyone can join in the festivities.

The “Season of Cheer presented by Symetra” aims to foster community spirit through shared experiences, even from a distance. With options for every day of the week, residents can indulge and reminisce while making new holiday memories. This initiative showcases the resilience and creativity of the Bellevue community during challenging times.

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