Idyllwild’s annual Tree Lighting Ceremony - 2019

Art & Culture | On The Town

The Tree Lighting Ceremony at IdyPark Saturday was a spectacular sight.
Photos by Jenny Kirchner

Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus arrive at the annual tree lighting.

The IdyllBeast made an appearance, complete with a Santa hat.

Painting ornaments was another fun activity for all ages.

Traffic was tight Saturday afternoon as many came to enjoy the snow and annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Parents take photos of their kids visiting Santa and Mrs. Claus.

From left: Shane Stewart, Doug Austin and Pete Capparelli converse in between working the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Cookie decorating was a popular event, colorful and sweet.

Large snowmen were being built in the center of town Saturday afternoon.

Multiple musical talents (above and at right) on three different stages braved the cold weather to bring some holiday spirit to all who attended.

Mayor Max was stylish with his holiday tie Saturday evening.

Dora Dillman captures the moment the park lit up Saturday evening.

Rudolph was available for photos at the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday.

Mini snowmen were built by kids and adults on the railings in the center of town during the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.

One happy girl received a pink heart-shaped balloon with Belle from Beauty and the Beast imprinted on it.

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