Mild weather helps make Aspinwall's 'Light up the Wall' holiday event a success
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The Fox Chapel Area High School chorus performs during Aspinwall’s Light up the Wall on Dec. 2 to welcome the holiday season.
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Vaughan Swallow, 1, of Aspinwall makes a connection with a really cool train that was ice sculpted during Aspinwall’s Light up the Wall holiday event on Dec. 2.
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Jenna Bick of Pittsburgh portrayed Mary and Harper Muscia of Pittsburgh’s Polish Hill neighborhood portrayed an angel in a Nativity play presented during Light up the Wall on Dec. 3.
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Magician Bob Kowalkowski of Allegheny Township, who performs as Baffling Bob, draws a crowd during Aspinwall’s 2023 Light up the Wall holiday event.
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Marshmallows roasted over an open fire during Aspinwall’s holiday welcome event, Light up the Wall on Dec. 2.
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A fireworks display closed out Aspinwall’s Light up the Wall, on Dec. 2. The family-oriented event drew big crowds. Mild weather that day in the 50s made for a pleasant evening.
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Carriage rides through Aspinwall were part of Light up the Wall, a family-oriented holiday event along Commercial and Brilliant avenues in the borough.
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Cora Moquin watches as her friend Pennley Heyman gets her face painted during Light up the Wall.
Aspinwall’s Light up the Wall Dec. 2 drew a heavy turnout as people enjoyed music, roasted marshmallows, mild temperatures and fireworks to welcome the holiday season.
Festivities were centered along the business districts of Brilliant and Commercial avenues.
A magician and a juggler entertained, as did the Fox Chapel Area High School choir. There were horse-drawn carriage rides and face painters.
The evening ended with a fireworks display.
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