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Winterfest 2024 in Kenmore, WA A Community Celebration on December 14

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Kenmore, WA, is excited to announce Winterfest 2024 on December 14 at Kenmore City Hall and the Hangar Building. This community celebration will feature the POP! Shop Kenmore Craft Market, showcasing 36 local vendors, including youth entrepreneurs, and a food drive to support families in need during the holiday season. Attendees can participate in an igloo-building contest, with the Cordell family already recognized for their creative entry. Families will also enjoy a variety of snow-themed games, craft stations, and live music performances by local student groups, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

Free hot chocolate and personalized ornaments will be available for attendees. Winterfest 2024 is designed to celebrate community togetherness and holiday joy, making it a memorable occasion for all.

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