- November 18, 2021
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Savannah Cherry, Anjana Vangala, Genevieve Yadi and Caitlin McDonough walked around selling light up toys.
Deejay Russ from Event Concepts Entertainment kept everyone on their feet with catchy tunes.
New Windermere Police Department Officer Emmanuel Rodriguez brought his family to the event.
Kadence Henshall, Sydney Davis, Olive Replogle and Alexandra Bonet matched in holiday attire.
Tammy Levy held baby Brynn on a lawn blanket.
Josh Linville and his son Jordan enjoyed the lively music.
Nolan Benish was thrilled at the sight of his hot dog.
Alaskan Ice was one of 18 food trucks at the event.
Danny and Bonnie McBride showed off their tasty treats and holiday gear.
Windermere Brewing Company served up ice cold beers for adults.
Family Church’s adult choir sang Christmas Carols for listening attendees.
Residents munched on a variety of treats from local eateries.
Children were astonished with glow in the dark bubbles from Bubble Bus Orlando.
Deejay Russ from Event Concepts Entertainment hosted a variety of games for children including a Hula Hoop competition.
Taylor Houl and Sue Cosko bundled up in the cooler weather to enjoy drinks on the lawn.
The annual Windermere event drew thousands of local attendees.
Residents lugged lawn chairs, coolers, blankets and more to Town Square Park for the event.
Children flocked Town Square Park enjoying sweet delights like shaved ice.
Couple Rosina Monteiro and Richie Petrilli stopped for a quick photo in front of the lit Christmas tree.
Marina Mayer and Rosa Molina attended the holiday event together.
The town of Windermere returned with its biggest event of the season “Light Up Windermere” on Friday, Nov. 18.
The November food truck night attracted thousands to the area to taste sweet and savory delights from local eateries including Alaskan Ice, Bao Houz, The Crepe Company, Monsta Lobsta and Sugar Rush Marshmallows.
Residents enjoyed special performances from White Swan Academy and Family Church, and were entertained by Bubble Bus Orlando and Event Concepts Entertainment Deejay Russ.
Additionally, the Windermere Police Department Foundation handed out glow sticks and special 3D glasses. At exactly 7 p.m. Windermere Mayor Jim O’Brien led the countdown to lighting over 200,000 lights across Town Square Park, officially kicking off the holiday season.
