LEO‑CEDARVILLE, Ind. – The Town of Leo‑Cedarville is set to usher in the holiday season with its third annual Illuminating Leo Kick‑Off Event on Thursday, November 12. The celebration will be held at Riverside Gardens Park, located at 14701 Schwartz Road in nearby Grabill, and will begin at 6 p.m. with an opening ceremony followed by the illumination of the town’s holiday light displays at approximately 6:45 p.m.
Community Tradition Grows
Now in its third year, Illuminating Leo has become a beloved local tradition, drawing residents from Leo‑Cedarville and surrounding communities to share in the spirit of the season. Town officials describe the event as a key part of the municipality’s effort to bring families together through seasonal activities that reinforce community bonds.
Details for Attendees
Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot in Riverside Gardens Park. The park’s open‑air setting provides a scenic backdrop for the lighting ceremony, and families can enjoy the holiday displays throughout the evening. Parking is available on‑site, and local volunteers will be on hand to assist with directions and safety information.
Town Leadership’s Message
Mayor [Mayor’s Name] and other town officials emphasized the importance of community gatherings that celebrate shared values and traditions. “Events like Illuminating Leo remind us of the strength of our families and the joy that comes from coming together in faith and fellowship,” the mayor said. The administration hopes the celebration will set a positive tone for the holiday season and encourage continued participation in future town events.
Looking Ahead
Illuminating Leo is part of a broader calendar of seasonal activities planned by the Town of Leo‑Cedarville, which includes upcoming winter festivals, holiday markets, and family‑focused programs. Organizers invite residents to stay engaged with town communications for updates on future events.
For more information about the Illuminating Leo Kick‑Off Event, please contact the Leo‑Cedarville Town Hall or visit the town’s official website.
Original reporting: WOWO News/Talk (Fort Wayne) — read the source article.
