Hundreds ring in holidays at Lynnwood Jingle Bell Breakfast and Craft Fair
Posted: December 3, 2022 216
A mailbox for letters to Santa.
Desi of Cre8tive Designs by Desi, who creates her own tumblers.
Dad takes a photo of sons Marcus and Nathaniel with Santa Randy.
Briar Rose Quilts by Beverly sews custom and holiday quilts.
The Mountlake Terrace Jazz Combo takes a photo with Santa Randy.
Families enjoy making gingerbread houses in the craft room.
Daughter and mother Sarah and Darlyn, of Lydia Olive Creations, team up to make stained glass and hand-stitched decorations.
The Kamiak High School a capella group, The Mid Knights, sing holiday favorites during breakfast.
The first-ever Lynnwood Jingle Bell Breakfast and Craft Fair came to the Lynnwood Convention Center Saturday, drawing several hundred to enjoy breakfast, musical performances, craft activities, a visit with Santa, and booths featuring local vendors.
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