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Holly Days Brings Festive Cheer to Downtown North Bend

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The North Bend Downtown Foundation's winter festival and tree lighting will occur on December 6, inviting the community to celebrate the season. Activities include s’mores, live entertainment, and free photos with Santa, along with a showing of the holiday classic "Elf. " Mayor Mary Miller will lead the official tree lighting ceremony at 7 p. m. in the Historic District, ensuring a festive atmosphere.

To facilitate safety, North Bend Way and Main Avenue will temporarily close, with specific times outlined for each road. Free parking options include locations near the Park and Ride areas and ADA-accessible parking. This event not only brings joy but also reinforces community bonds as residents gather for music and activities. Holly Days is a long-standing tradition in North Bend, cherished by locals as a way to usher in the holiday spirit.

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