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A Lake Los Angeles Tradition returns to the Park

2018 Winter Wonderland Highlights

Articles and Photos by Shirley Harriman

For your holiday enjoyment …

By Shirley Harriman

Lake Los Angeles – Sorensen Park – The Crocheting for a Cause group made doilies to be arranged in the form of a doily tree and ornaments on the fence near the gymnasium. The handwork is beautiful. Enjoy!

Lead Erika Schwerdt said, “Our members are ready to show their appreciation and love for the holiday season! Come and enjoy our latest yarn bomb, always with the intention to make our community a more pleasant place to be. We love our park and our Lake Los Angeles community

The most wonderful time

By Shirley Harriman

Lake Los Angeles – Sorensen Park – Winter Wonderland 2018 was a huge success with an estimated 1,700 people enjoying their annual winter festival at their community park.

Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer was sung by members of the Tiny Tots program with the community singing along with them. Then the Queens turned the lights on the Community Tree to cheers from the happy crowd.

After the Lighting of the Tree everyone went into the gym to enjoy Visit with Santa, games, jumpers, snacks and of course, picking out a toy as a gift.

Every child and their family had a wonderful time creating a memory of 2018 at the Park.


Santa’s Escorts, the Shaggers, pictured at Lake Los Angeles Lighting of the Tree and Winter Wonderland Festival, Sorensen Park, December 8, 2018.

Santa travels in style.


Two more stops are on schedule for Santa and his escorts at Pearblossom Park, December 15 and Jackie Robinson Park, December 20. — with danny janeck, Ronnie Scott Ray, Greg Earwood and David Myers.

The Community Queens and Shaggers with Santa - Lake Los Angeles December 8, 2018 — with Lizzie Perry.


Spotlight LACounty Parks and Recreation Stars! Regina Bradley and Jeff Dorst are a caring individuals who work hard so our families can play. I am lucky to get to see them in work mode creating more great things that are on our horizon. So many good memories are connected to Los Angeles Parks and Recreation and the wonderful staff and Supervisors who have worked hard to bring family recreation to Lake Los Angeles.


Your Community Tree with Lights ON!


Enjoy!

Fire and Sheriff at Lighting and Festival

By Shirley Harriman

Lake Los Angeles – Sorensen Park – Coming to support the community while enjoying their Winter Wonderland Festival were Firefighter Engineer Mo Velazquez, Parks Bureau Deputy Jim Jorian, Firefighter Paramedic Jeremy Wright, and LACFD Captain Terry Burnley.


Friends of the Park, a vital part of what LLAPA does , out shopping for supplies for Winter Wonderland.

All funds raised by snack bar sales are used to support Park Programs and Activities throughout the year.

We had a great time at the lighting of the Christmas Tree in Lake Los Angeles. And it was nice seeing our small community come together. — attendingWinter Wonderland Festival at Lake Los Angeles Park Association.


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