Celebrate the Holidays in Spokane Valley

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Valley is welcoming the holiday season with a series of events designed to enhance community engagement and festive joy. The 'Celebration of Lights' will kick off the festivities on December 6th at Balfour Park, featuring tree lighting, music from local brass players, and a special visit from Santa. Following this, families are invited to 'Breakfast with Santa' on December 7th, which offers a warm pancake breakfast, crafts, and games for a small fee. The highlight of the season, the 'Spokane Valley Winter Market,' will take place on December 14th and 15th, showcasing local vendors, entertainment, and opportunities for children to take photos with Santa. The Parks and Recreation Department is also promoting a program for families to receive personalized letters from Santa, with registration open until December 13th.

These holiday events are not only about celebration but also aim to strengthen community ties and support local businesses. With many events offering free admission and opportunities for festive fun, Spokane Valley is a vibrant hub of holiday spirit this season. Residents are encouraged to participate and create lasting memories with family and friends.

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