Thousands glow in the light of Silver Bells in the City

Annual holiday tree lighting and parade the weekend before Thanksgiving. – Raymond Holt

Silver Bells in the City’s Electric Light Parade glowed with nine marching bands, illuminated against the dark night. The bands were from Bath, Corunna, Eaton Rapids, Lansing Catholic, Lansing Eastern, Lansing Everett, Portland, St. Johns and Waverly high schools. – Raymond Holt

Silver Bells in the City’s Electric Light Parade glowed with nine marching bands, illuminated against the dark night. The bands were from Bath, Corunna, Eaton Rapids, Lansing Catholic, Lansing Eastern, Lansing Everett, Portland, St. Johns and Waverly high schools. – Raymond Holt

Santa and Mrs. Claus never miss a Silver Bells in the City parade. – Raymond Holt

The Capital Area Transportation Authority’s “CATA-pillar” is always a brightly lit crowd favorite. – Raymond Holt

Lansing Bike Party hosted a talented group of riders and their bikes, decked out to the nines in holiday lights. – Raymond Holt

Silver Bells in the City made its debut in downtown Lansing in 1985. It has since become the premier holiday event in the area. Thousands of people come from near and far to see the tree lighting, fireworks, drone show, village and parade. – Raymond Holt

The 2025 tree is a 68-foot-tall spruce from Sault Ste. Marie. Linda Ried donated the tree in honor of her grandparents, Lawrence and Nettie Richey. – Raymond Holt

Thousands glow in the light of Silver Bells in the City

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