WEEK AHEAD: West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays just days away!

Shortly after Thanksgiving, two-plus weeks of West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays festivities (co-sponsored by WSB) begin. Here are the dates you’ll want to get on your calendar:

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30: Small Business Saturday! We always say EVERY day should be Small Business (Whatever)day, but there’s a national movement attached to this one, so join the party and shop your local indies.

(Better As Brass, WSB video from 2023)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5: Shop Late in The Junction with special sights and sounds – The Silver Belles will carol, Better As Brass will play holiday favorites, Elves will be out and about, and the West Seattle Book Club will be reading at venues inside and outside The Junction.

(Tree lighting, WSB video from 2023)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 – The BIG night! 4-8 pm, this year’s Holiday Festival features the tree lighting in Junction Plaza Park, plus vendors at the Night Market, pet costume contest, Santa, singers, beer garden, and more on SW Alaska between 42nd and California. (See the full schedule here.)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10-MONDAY, DECEMBER 23: DIY photos in a holiday wonderland at Curious Kidstuff (4740 California SW), noon-5 pm.

(Silver Belles, WSB video from 2023)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12: 5 pm “till late,” Holiday Art Walk and Shop Late in The Junction – Santa, The Silver Belles, and The Art of Music.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14: Santa Photos at Curious Kidstuff (noon-3 pm) and John L. Scott (11 am-2 pm)

(Donated coats, WSB photo from 2023)

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15: Cocoa and Coat Drive with the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle at the Farmers Market’s south end (California/Alaska), 10 am-1:30 pm.

Lots of individual businesses and organizations will have special events throughout the season too – if yours is among them, please send us info for our West Seattle Holiday Guide, if you haven’t already – westseattleblog@gmail.com – thank you!

4 Replies to "WEEK AHEAD: West Seattle Junction Hometown Holidays just days away!"

  • Shannon November 25, 2024 (10:18 am)

    Why no plug for the meal at Fauntleroy Hall on Thursday?

  • anonyme November 26, 2024 (12:46 pm)

    I don’t see how there can be a tree lighting this year when the tree in question has been butchered.   When I walked by on Sunday, I saw that the tree had been chopped up pretty savagely up to about 6 ft. from the ground.  Sometimes trees are “limbed up” but not in this fashion, but this species is meant to have foliage down to the ground, or close (I think it’s a Thuja plicata ‘Excelsa’).  Either somebody decided to cut some free branches for decorations, or there’s a city employee who needs to be fired and pay for the replacement.  It’s hideous.  I don’t see how it can be decorated in this state.

  • anonyme November 26, 2024 (5:50 pm)

    Sorry for the butchered sentence as well, a bad cut & paste job.

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