Bellevue Holiday Events

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue, Washington, is renowned for its festive holiday events that cater to families looking for seasonal activities. The Downtown Ice Rink, located at Bellevue Downtown Park, offers a variety of skating options and special discounts for military members and students. Meanwhile, the Garden D’Lights at the Bellevue Botanical Garden is celebrating its 25th anniversary, featuring a stunning display of over half a million lights that create a magical atmosphere. Snowflake Lane, presented by the Bellevue Collection, features nightly performances with beloved holiday characters and is free for attendees. The Meydenbauer Center Theatre adds to the holiday cheer with a lineup of musical and dance productions, including the Nutcracker and a New Year's Eve comedy show.

For those interested in hands-on activities, KidsQuest Children’s Museum is hosting gingerbread workshops where families can decorate their own gingerbread houses. These events not only enhance the holiday spirit but also foster community engagement and attract visitors to the area. Bellevue’s holiday offerings exemplify the city's commitment to providing memorable experiences for all.

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