What's Happening?
The Snoopy House holiday event has returned to the Costa Mesa City Hall lawn, running nightly until December 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This event features Peanuts-inspired lights and decorations,
photo opportunities with Santa Claus, train rides, and stage performances. Food vendors such as Dezzertaholic, Family Pizza, and Dragon Dog are available for attendees. The event pays homage to the original Snoopy House display created in 1966 by then-Mayor Willard Jordan and his family. Additionally, VEA Newport Beach is hosting a 'Holiday Hideout' lounge through December 31, offering cocktails and seasonal snacks. The menorah lighting ceremony at Fashion Island will kick off the eight-day Festival of Lights in Newport Beach, marking 25 years of partnership with the Chabad Center for Jewish Life.
Why It's Important?
The Snoopy House event and other holiday activities in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach provide community engagement and cultural enrichment, fostering a sense of tradition and celebration. These events support local businesses and vendors, offering economic benefits through increased foot traffic and sales. The menorah lighting ceremony highlights cultural diversity and inclusivity, promoting understanding and celebration of Jewish traditions. Such events also enhance community spirit and provide opportunities for families to create lasting memories during the holiday season.
What's Next?
The Snoopy House event will continue until December 19, with nightly activities planned. The 'Holiday Hideout' lounge at VEA Newport Beach will remain open every Friday and Saturday until the end of December. The menorah lighting ceremony will take place nightly starting December 14, offering various festivities and encouraging community participation. These events are expected to draw significant local attendance, contributing to the holiday atmosphere in the area.
