- April 24, 2024
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Jane Hiatt, Steve Amburgey, Elizabeth Hiatt, Celeste Amburgey and Jennifer Gardner lit up the night with festive Christmas light necklaces.
From left: Heather and Cole Highfield and Nicholas and Moez Adatia sold light-up gear to raise money for the Holy Family Catholic School eighth-grade graduation.
Attendees packed the streets of Downtown Windermere for the lighting ceremony.
The First Baptist Church of Windermere’s adult choir sang beautifully.
Choir children from Foundation Academy and First Baptist Church of Windermere joined to sing a few songs together.
Ashley Kim of Elizabeth Parson’s School of Dance performed the “Chinese Dance” from “The Nutcracker.”
Ashley Brinkman of Elizabeth Parson’s School of Dance performed the “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,” from “The Nutcracker.”
Foundation Academy choir students performed a few songs at the event.
Anna Lee of Elizabeth Parson’s School of Dance performed the “Marzipan Dance” from “The Nutcracker.
The First Baptist Church of Windermere’s Power Surge choir waited patiently to begin their performance.
The First Baptist Church of Windermere’s Praise Kidz choir sang holiday classics like “Jingle Bells.”
The First Baptist Church of Windermere’s SWAT praise team enjoyed performing at the event.
The streets of Downtown Windermere lit up the night sky with 100,000 white lights for the town’s annual Light Up Windermere event. Hundreds of attendees gathered around town hall for the event, which featured a number of performances and more than a dozen food trucks. Mayor Gary Bruhn had the honor of leading the lighting ceremony with the help of dozens of local children. Choirs from the First Baptist Church at Windermere and Foundation academy performed at the event, in addition to dance performances by members of Elizabeth Parsons School of Dance and members of the Sundancers Baton Twirlers.
