Shawnee Township neighborhoods were bright, festive and merry Tuesday night as the annual Shawnee Luminary Night returned to Indianbrook, Wildbrook and Timberfield.
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Shawnee’s annual Luminary Night invites residents to drive through local neighborhoods to enjoy holiday lights and decorations, all while supp…
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP (WLIO) - It's the season of giving as several Shawnee township neighborhoods were lit up with Christmas lights for the commun…
It was festive and bright earlier Tuesday Evening in several Shawnee Township neighborhoods! The Indianbrook, Wildbrook, and Timberfield neighborhoods in Shawnee Township were dazzling with bright Christmas lights for the sixth annual Shawnee Luminary Night. Through all the waving santas, Christmas cookies, and chimneys lit up ready for Old Saint Nick's arrival was a great cause. At the Indianbrook exit, volunteers collected canned goods, toiletries, and monetary donations for the West Ohio Food Bank to make sure that everyone can enjoy the Christmas season.
Shawnee Living partnered with the residents in Indianbrook and Wildbrook neighborhoods to show off more than 4,000 paper bags filled with sand and candles that lined the streets, along with their decorated yards. A new tradition this year was Santa and a mailbox for families to turn in letters for him to read. There was no cost to attend but people were encouraged to bring canned goods, toiletries, or money to support the West Ohio Food Bank and help others out during the holiday season.
The fourth annual Shawnee Luminary Night returns to the Indianbrook and Wildbrook neighborhoods. From 6 to 9 p.m., at no cost, families are invited to drive through the neighborhood and let the luminaries light your way from house to house. Like years past, a collection for the West Ohio Food Bank will take place. New this year will be Chief Supermarket and N & H Concession providing a few treats. Also, families will get the chance to deliver their letters to Santa.
Several streets in Shawnee were busy tonight(12/17/19) as many families came out to view the luminaries and also give back. Thousands of luminaries lined the streets of Indianbrook, Wildbrook, and several other neighborhoods. Cars slowly made their way down the streets as they not only viewed the luminaries but the house decorations as well. On their way out they stopped by the West Ohio Food bank donation area where they dropped off bags of food. The food bank says they are very grateful for the community support.
Area residents have a chance to give back to the community while enjoying the sights of area Christmas lights.