Christmas/Winter Spirit around Lake Stevens

Nadia Dunson, Journalist|January 13, 2023

  • Behind Cavelero student Arianna Vasquez’s home lies the snowmen she built competing against her younger brother. The goal was to make a taller snowman. Kids and families love to build snowmen during the Winter.

    Photo courtesy of Arianna Vasquez
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  • A snowball fight erupts between Cavelero student Arianna Vazquez and her brother. These snowball fights are a yearly tradition, held yearly in Vasquez’s backyard in celebration of the first weekend of Friday through Sunday in December spent together.

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  • An image of a snow covered road in Lake Stevens, acting as a perfect symbol for the very beginning of Winter. The snowing footsteps getting smaller and smaller, fading away, representing summer leaving and winter arriving.

    Photo courtesy of Arianna Vasquez
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  • Cavelero Mid High school student and lover of Christmas lights Naree Pich took these photos at the Seattle Outlet mall last weekend. The Christmas lights by the outlet mall represent the great festive lights around lake stevens.

    Photo courtesy of Naree Pich
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The holiday season might be over, but it’s never too late to celebrate Lake Stevens’ festive side!