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PHOTOS: Idyllwild’s Tree Lighting ceremony

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The Children’s Choir enthusiastically belts out a carol at the Idyllwild Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday night. Photo by Peter Szabadi
The Children’s Choir enthusiastically belts out a carol at the Idyllwild Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday night. Photo by Peter Szabadi

 

Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Julie, Cheri and Andrew Selva Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Julie, Cheri and Andrew Selva
Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Kymberlea, JT, and Craig Davis Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Kymberlea, JT, and Craig Davis
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Albert and Annette Basye Photo by Cheryl Basye
Albert and Annette Basye
Photo by Cheryl Basye

 

Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

The moment the crowd is waiting for ... the tree is lit. Photo by Cheryl Bayse
The moment the crowd is waiting for … the tree is lit. Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Photo by Cheryl Bayse
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

The Caroling Company Director Diane Burt leads the crowd in song. Photo by Cheryl Bayse
The Caroling Company Director Diane Burt leads the crowd in song. Photo by Cheryl Bayse

 

Photo by Peter Szabadi
Photo by Peter Szabadi

 

Photo by Peter Szabadi
Photo by Peter Szabadi
Many visitors flooded the 48th-annual Harvest Festival sponsored by the Idyllwild Rotary at Town Hall Friday and Saturday. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Many visitors flooded the 48th-annual Harvest Festival sponsored by the Idyllwild Rotary at Town Hall Friday and Saturday. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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