- April 26, 2024
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A holiday train transports kids and parents back-and-forth from Harbor Park to New Broad St. throughout the afternoon.
Dressed as an elf, Brandon Smith, left, hands over a balloon candy cane to Alexander Norman, 2, during holiday festivities at Harbor Park.
Felicia Luceus blows bubbles with her son Caleb, 1, as they enjoy a fun afternoon.
Annabelle Orlowski, 2, holds up two rubber duckies in victory as she wins a carnival game in Harbor Park.
Speciality Christmas wreaths sit on display at one of the many tents that were set up during Winter Spark.
Carnival games were a small part of the fun going on in Harbor Park on Saturday.
Daveena Berisha, 3, enjoys some time with Mr. and Mrs. Claus as she poses for a photo.
A small Santa hangs from the smoke stack of the train that ran back-and-forth from Harbor Park to New Broad St.
Children enjoy a ride on a small train during Saturday evening's festivities.
Parents follow alongside the train carrying children on a short ride.
A festive reindeer stands at the front of a tent where children could sit with Mr. and Mrs. Claus.
A Christmas tree, alongside more decorations, sit quietly as things start to slow down at the Winter Spark in Baldwin Park.
It really did feel a lot like Christmas during the holiday festivities that took over Baldwin Park on Saturday as the community celebrated its annual Winter Spark.
From 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. locals and visitors took in a variety of events in Harbor Park — including games for kids, food trucks, and a photo-op with Mr. and Ms. Santa Claus.
Along with the festival, a stage was set up at the corner of New Broad St. and Welham Ave and included performances from groups like Victory Martial Arts and the Lake Howell Jazz Band.
At the end of the night those attending found places to set up along New Broad St. to take in the Christmas parade — which started at 6:00 p.m.
New Broad St. was lit up in vibrant reds and greens, as the sounds of local marching bands, floats, and others paced through Baldwin Park.
