Shine Bright This Season: Light Up North Bend Contest Return

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The annual Light Up North Bend contest is set to return this December, inviting residents and businesses to brighten the community with festive holiday displays. Participants can compete in categories such as Best Use of Music and Best Theme, with divisions for Single-Family Homes, Multi-family Homes, Businesses, and Neighborhoods. Judging will take place from December 9 to 15, conducted by North Bend city commissioners and local leaders, with winners announced shortly thereafter. A community tour map will highlight all participating displays, available for distribution starting December 16. Each winner from the Single-Family, Multi-Family, and Business divisions will receive a $50 gift card to a local business, while the Neighborhood Division will be awarded based on participation.

This competition fosters camaraderie and holiday cheer, making it a cherished tradition in North Bend. Residents are encouraged to register by December 8 to participate, providing a wonderful opportunity for community connection during the festive season.

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