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Edmonds Tree Lighting Ceremony Nov. 29 What you need to know

Edmonds, WALocal News

On November 29, the Edmonds Tree Lighting Ceremony will welcome residents to Centennial Plaza for an afternoon of festivities. Emcee Richard Taylor Jr. will lead the event, which features live music and performances from local groups, including the Maplewood Middle School Jazz Band. The schedule includes free warm beverages and kids' crafts starting at 2 p. m.

, with Santa arriving at 3 p. m. The program culminates with the tree lighting countdown at 5 p. m. Local businesses will offer special promotions during Shop Small Saturday, encouraging attendees to support the community.

Nonprofits will be present to collect donations, with the Edmonds Food Bank requesting unwrapped toys and Clothes For Kids seeking clothing donations. The event, supported by various sponsors, aims to enhance community engagement and festive spirit. Contributions will also sustain the ongoing Letters to Santa program.

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