Scene in Edmonds: Holiday delights

Posted: December 6, 2015 1733

Happenings around town Saturday:

Holy Rosary 7th and 8th graders singing holiday favorites and the Edmonds Holiday market.
Holy Rosary 7th and 8th graders singing holiday favorites and the Edmonds Holiday market. (Photos by Larry Vogel)
"Mooey Christmas," a featured work at the Cole Gallery's annual holiday open house.
“Mooey Christmas,” a featured work at the Cole Gallery’s annual holiday open house.
Watercolorist Ron Stocke put some extra touches on his painting at Cole Gallery.
Watercolorist Ron Stocke put some extra touches on his painting at Cole Gallery.
Holiday Flair craft fair at Edmonds Art Works
Holiday Flair craft fair at Edmonds Art Works.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus (Bob and Patti Greene) take time out for each other between shots.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus (Bob and Patti Greene) take time out for each other between shots.
The Holiday Trolley makes its rounds in front of City Hall.
The Holiday Trolley makes its rounds in front of City Hall.
On Saturday afternoon the Northsound Church & Mosaic Arts Choir treated a sold-out ECA audience to a gala holiday show packed with traditional favorites, gospel and classical pieces, all presented with their signature energy and gusto. The concert benefits the Puget Sound Christian Clinic.(Photo by Janice Carr)
The Northsound Church & Mosaic Arts Choir treated a sold-out ECA audience to a gala holiday show packed with traditional favorites, gospel and classical pieces, all presented with their signature energy and gusto. The concert benefits the Puget Sound Christian Clinic. (Photo by Janice Carr)

  1. For two weeks in a row now we’ve been ‘missing’ the ‘Edmonds Holiday Market’ in downtown Edmonds, yesterday [12/5] ostensibly cancelled due to the rain? And yet we see photos by Larry Vogel of school kids singing carols under a ‘tent’; what are we missing here?

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