All aboard for Levittown's WinterFest at Island Trees Library

Posted Friday, February 16, 2024 12:11 pm

Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers showing off model trains at Levittown’s 25th WinterFest at Island Trees Public Library on Feb. 10.

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Julia Soto, left, painting the face of Madison James at WinterFest in Levittown.

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Attendees at the event enjoyed games, crafts and had a chance to take home prizes during a raffle.

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Carol Klein entertaining children at WinterFest. The Levittown event offered a variety of games, crafts and entertainment.

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Mia Sanchez with prizes from the raffle at WinterFest in Levittown.

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Members of Levittown Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9592 at WinterFest in Levittown. Past Commander Matty Degregorio, left, with American Chairman Bob Inslee and past commander Peter Stasinski.

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Levittown's 25th WinterFest, held at the Island Trees Public Library on Feb. 10, delighted attendees with a range of activities and entertainment.

Hosted by the Levittown Community Council, the event celebrated community spirit and provided fun-filled indoor festivities to keep attendees warm during the cold winter weather. From magic shows and music to crafts and games tailored for children, WinterFest offered something for everyone.

The Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers entertained visitors with detailed model trains, while face painting added color to the festivities. Not forgetting the adults, raffles provided an opportunity for lucky winners to take home prizes.

Originating as part of Levittown's 50th anniversary celebration, WinterFest continues to be a cherished tradition in the community, as many visitors look forward to next year’s winter event.

— Charles Shaw

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