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Christmas is here

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, December 22, 2021

By Nancy Treder

Santa rides a polar bear in the Rolling Bay neighborhood. Nancy Treder/Bainbridge Island Review photos
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Santa rides a polar bear in the Rolling Bay neighborhood. Nancy Treder/Bainbridge Island Review photos
A candy train lights up the night.
Puppy wagon.
Frosty the Snowman all dressed up for the season in Rolling Bay.
Santa's sleigh and his reindeer in Rolling Bay.
Lighting up the night in the Commodore neighborhood.
Time is running out to get your cards and letters to Santa.
Large vintage lights in Jeff Kesler's holiday light show in the Commodore neighborhood.
This tall LED Christmas tree is the largest feature in Jeff and Tammy Kesler's annual lighting display that he has been setting up at their Commodore home each year since 2002. Kesler said it takes about a week to set out the 60 strands of lights and an array of items to complete the multi-media experience that includes a video of Santa's workshop and radio broadcast songs that play in sync with the LED lighting displays. This year, Kesler worked about 15 hours to program a new version of The Macarena. The holiday lighting display will light up the night until New Year's Day and runs from 4:30-10 p.m.
The Christmas firetruck makes its way around town.

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