- November 17, 2018
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Windermere Town Hall is illuminated for the holidays.
Graham Weisz, 5, wore a complete elf costume to Light Up Windermere. Why? “Because it’s Christmastime!” he says.
The First Baptist Church Windermere choir sang Christmas carols before the lighting ceremony.
Cousins Ruth and Olivia Freeman flipped the switch to turn on the town Christmas lights.
Jackie Wilson, owner of the Eat My Treat food truck, served up a variety of cupcakes, cake-pops and other sweet treats.
The First Baptist Church Windermere choir sang Christmas carols before the lighting ceremony.
More than 1,000 Windermere residents celebrated the beginning of the holiday season during the town's annual Light Up Windermere event at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, in downtown Windermere.
Following a performance by the First Baptist Church Windermere choir, Mayor Gary Bruhn, along with students from Windermere Elementary, flipped the switch to illuminate the town Christmas tree and lights on Town Hall and more.
Guests also enjoyed sampling a variety of cuisines during the town's monthly food truck event.
