What Not to Miss Your Pre-Season Holiday Guide

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue's Magic Season kicks off with a host of festive events designed to bring joy and celebration to the community. The Downtown Ice Rink opens on November 29th, providing a unique skating experience with a covered rink and heated viewing areas for guests. Another highlight is Snowflake Lane, where Bellevue Way is transformed into a winter wonderland with nightly performances and enchanting snowfall, drawing attention as one of the most festive traditions in America. The Meydenbauer Center adds to the holiday cheer with a full lineup of performances, including well-loved classics and new shows. Beyond performances, Downtown Bellevue offers interactive experiences such as Gingerbread Workshops and the Garden d’Lights Festival, where visitors can witness a stunning display of lights.

These events create a vibrant atmosphere that encourages community engagement and holiday spirit. As the season unfolds, it’s essential for residents and visitors to mark their calendars for these exciting activities. Bellevue truly embraces the joy of the holiday season, making it a perfect destination for festive celebrations.

Related Articles

Bellevue Chamber Highlights Local Developments and Community Initiatives

Bellevue's Chamber of Commerce highlights recent local developments, including the opening of new transit stations and community initiatives.

Celebrate Welcoming Week with interactive, cross-cultural events

Bellevue will join other Eastside cities in celebrating Welcoming Week from September 12-21. This national event promotes inclusion and diversity, bringing together neighbors of various backgrounds, especially recent immigrants.

King County investigation into Aug. 8, 2025 officer-involved shooting

Bellevue police shot and killed Patrick Wilfred Sathyanathan, a 60-year-old resident, on Aug. 8, 2025. The Independent Force Investigative Team-King County is conducting an independent investigation, issuing weekly updates on the case. Inquiries should be directed to State Patrol Sgt. Jermaine Walker.