Holiday Fair & Tree Lighting
Guests can take pictures with Santa, craft ornaments and wreaths, and listen to local school performances leading up to the tree lighting. Additional activities include carriage rides, a petting zoo, face painting, and roasting s'mores at fire pits. Attendees can also participate in a toy drive supporting the Forgotten Children's Fund.
What to Expect
Community celebration featuring wreath-making, carriage rides, a petting zoo, and Santa.
Event Details
Food & Drink
Holiday treats and s’mores are listed; a Holiday Breakfast is also offered, with advance registration.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families with young children
Vibe
Festive and family-friendly
Energy Level
Moderate
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Know Before You Go
- Hours: 3-6pm; Tree Lighting at 5:30pm.
Tips & Advice
- Register for the Holiday Breakfast in advance, as the event page directs guests to register for this breakfast.
- Bring a toy-drive donation to the Woodinville Chamber booth if you want to support the Forgotten Children’s Fund.
- Dress warmly for the outdoor activities and tree lighting, and be prepared for changing winter weather.
- Plan around the 5:30 p.m. tree lighting and arrive with enough time to enjoy the earlier fair activities.
- Wear comfortable shoes for moving among the listed event locations, including DeYoung Park, the Schoolhouse District, and Woodin Creek Village.
Special Events & Promotions
- Holiday Breakfast requires registration.
- The Farmer’s Market is a separate event on the same day.
- A Candy Cane Hunt takes place on the same day.
- Santa and characters are listed at Woodin Creek Village.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can families do at the Holiday Fair & Tree Lighting?
Activities include pictures with Santa, wreath- and ornament-making, holiday treats, local school performances, carriage rides, a petting zoo, face painting and photo opportunities.
Where are the event activities located?
Activities are spread across DeYoung Park, The Schoolhouse District and Woodin Creek Village.
What happens at the tree lighting?
The tree lighting takes place at DeYoung Park, with local school performances also listed there.
Can visitors take part in the toy drive?
Yes. The toy drive benefiting the Forgotten Children’s Fund is located at the Woodinville Chamber booth.
Is there food or something warm to eat?
Holiday treats are available at DeYoung Park, and s’mores with fire pits are listed at The Schoolhouse District.
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