If you haven't seen it yet, please enjoy this virtual performance from Licton Spring's Robert Eagle Staff Middle School. Although we may be physically apart, we can still make music together. The love and joy of learning a subject does not necessarily have to only occur in a classroom.
To learn more about the group's performance, check out the article from KIRO.
Thank you to everyone that came out Saturday and helped make Licton Spring's holiday a little brighter! Whether you helped put lights up at Licton Springs park or made crafts and enjoyed music with us at Mineral Springs Park, you are part of what makes this neighborhood such a great place to call home. Here are some of our favorite memories from this year's holiday events:
Neighbors get up early to string lights up at Licton Springs Park
Neighbors and friends gather at Mineral Springs park to enjoy hot cocoa, Jones Soda, and snacks while working on crafts and enjoying local musicians
Seattle Sugarplum Elves put on a great performance, drawing in the crowd.
Randy from the Parks Department, who has done so much to enable Mineral Springs Park improvements, gets pulled into the Seattle Sugar Plum Elves' performance.
Musician Hugh Sutton plays a variety of songs that engage the kids, including Star Wars tracks!
Beyond hot cocoa and cookies, attendees enjoyed a wide variety of soda donated by Jones Soda.
Raffle tickets are handed out to everyone that donated clothing or canned goods for Aurora Commons.
Kids put together custom holiday cards at the craft table.
Neighborhood dogs said hello during the festivities.
All of this the day after a large tree fell down in the park due to a wind storm!
Finally, we ended the night with a beautifully lit Licton Springs Park.
Hope you have a great holiday season!
Our FREE holiday event at Mineral Springs Park is today 1-4PM. Come join us at Mineral Springs Park, 1500 N 105th St, for a free holiday event including music, holiday card-making activities, festive games, hot beverages and snacks. Food and clothing items will be collected for Aurora Commons. All are welcome!
Hope to see you there!