- November 29, 2018
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Members of the Power Surge Choir from the First Baptist Church of Windermere entertained the crowd with a medley of Christmas songs.
The City of Windermere held their annual Light Up Windermere event on Nov. 18 in celebration of the holidays.
Eight-year-old Emma Sobel peeks out from behind a lamppost during Light Up Windermere.
Snow was flying at the snow station where kids could take turns playing in a pile of snow.
Ryan Keller, 4, played with her friends in front of the Windermere City Hall while waiting for the Christmas lights to come on.
The prayZkids choir from the First Baptist Church of Windermere sang Christmas carols during the Light Up Windermere event.
Snowballs were flying as kids of all ages enjoyed playing at the snow station during Light Up Windermere.
Ryan Popick, 5, could hardly wait for the Christmas light to come on during the Light Up Windermere event .
At 7 p.m., Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn turned on the more than 100,000 Christmas lights decorating the front of City Hall.
WINDERMERE Mayor Gary Bruhn lit up Windermere on Nov. 18 to a cheering crowd in celebration of the Christmas season. An estimated 100,000 lights - nearly half a mile of wire - were hung on and around the Windermere City Hall this year. Hundreds of people came out to the annual event which included Christmas caroling and a snow station for the kids.
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