West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays was cool and wet and fun
West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays was cool and wet and fun
Santa was in fine form at the West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays event On Dec. 9
Photo by Patrick Robinson
Sat, 12/09/2023
The West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays event and GLOWS was only held back a little by persistent rain and temperatures in the 30's.
It didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the Endolyne Children's Choir or of the West Seattle School of Rock who both performed early in the evening.
Marco Collins of KPNW 98-9 FM introduced the Endolyne Children's Choir. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Host Marco Collins DJ for KPNW- 98.9 FM in Christmas light top hat was very happy to be in West Seattle noting how much time he spends at Easy Street Records.
Marco Collins high fived members of the choir as they left the stage. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Arts West offered a brief performance on stage followed by the Light Costume Contest for the few that came in costume.
The Jay Cates West Seattle All-Star Jazz Ensemble (Lead by Jay Cates and Featuring an All-West Seattle Musical Ensemble) came to the stage and performed followed by Jack Menashe of Menashe Jewelers who addressed the crowd and did the countdown to the tree lighting.
Finally the West Seattle Glows Art Projection Spectacular involving the projection of art submitted to the junction was shown on the wall of the Alaska House.
The event also featured a night market with local merchants.
Santa posed with everyone. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Portable fire pits kept people warm. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Persistent rain meant umbrellas and ponchos. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Laura Schnieder in the Gingerbread costume and Brian Taylor at Meeples Games. Photo by Patrick Robinson.
Pia Dixon wore her ornament costume. Photo by Patrick Robinson.
West Seattle School of Rock performed. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Angie Marcelynas with the Little Merle. Photo by Kimberly Robinson.
Jessica Sealander with Joyus non alcohol wines. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Jacques Nawar of Panterelli Pattisserie showed off his choux pastry. Photo by Patrick Robinson
Claire Oravec at Ilumia snowflakes. Photo by Kimberly Robinson.
Holly Furen and Helena Furen with Necessitea. Photo by Kimberly Robinson.
Papa Tony's was there selling their wonderful hot sauce. Photo by Kimberly Robinson.
Hope Lutheran was well represented. Photo by Kimberly Robinson.
