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Photo Essay: Lights at the annual Sausalito Winter fest dazzle crowds.

Audrey Bennett
December 15, 2024
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Although homes in Sausalito were dark, boats still shined bright.

On Saturday, Dec. 14, Sausalito celebrated its annual Winterfest, which took place at Gabrielson Park. The event has been ongoing for 37 years, making this a community event to look forward to. Starting at 6 p.m., it included a lighted boat parade and fireworks. Viewers crowded Gabrielson Park and the surrounding streets as vendors sold light-up balloons and street food. Even with the power out, participants in the boat parade rode their boats along the Sausalito waterfront, lighting up the shoreline for the community to enjoy. 

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Audrey Bennett
Audrey Bennett, Business Manager
Audrey Bennett is a senior and in her third year writing for The Redwood Bark. Her favorite part is diving in and expanding her knowledge of new topics she is covering. Outside of journalism, she enjoys hiking with her dog and dance.