- November 3, 2011
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Jack Bell worked hard to form a massive snowball.
Isabella Singh was all smiles as she played in the snow.
Kyla and Kamden Nguyen were awestruck by Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Rick De Jesus worked with the Birchmore Group as a balloon artist.
Vance Greene and Oliver Kelley were delighted to play in the inflatable snow globe.
Evelyn Kelley wasn’t sure how she felt about the snow flying around in the inflatable snow globe.
Children worked on holiday-themed crafts.
Families could hop aboard for a fun train ride.
Camila Navas showed off her hula-hooping skills.
DJ Renee Adams had a blast facilitating the music and games.
Anthony Mancera brought his son, Isaias, for some holiday fun.
Michael Lee Ponton worked with the Birchmore Group as a train conductor.
Children and adults alike enjoyed taking a train ride.
Carol Garcia was one of the face-painting artists. Carol Garcia was one of the face-painting artists.
Zander Elo’s parents helped hold his head still so Carol Garcia could paint a Batman design on his face.
Families in the southwest Orlando area rang in December — and the official start of the holiday season — with a wintry celebration at The Grove Orlando. Held Saturday, Dec. 1, The Grove’s Winter Wonderland event drew dozens of children and families to the shopping center for an afternoon of holiday festivities. Children played in a “snow” pit, posed for photos in a pop-up snow globe, met with Santa and Mrs. Claus, got their faces painted, participated in fun games and much more.
