Chandler honors 2024 Parade of Lights winners showcasing community spirit and creativity

January 23, 2025 | Chandler, Maricopa County, Arizona

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Chandler honors 2024 Parade of Lights winners showcasing community spirit and creativity

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The City of Chandler celebrated its annual Parade of Lights during the recent council meeting, recognizing the winners of the 2024 event. Special Events Senior Program Manager Ermelinda Yamas highlighted the parade's significance as a cherished tradition that brings together families, organizations, and businesses each year.

This year, the competition was fierce, with multiple entries tying for first place in several categories. Notably, the Best Lit Musical or Dance Group category saw two winners: Just Dance and Motivating Movement Creative. Just Dance impressed the audience with their Candyland-themed float, while Motivating Movement Creative showcased dancers of all ages, captivating the crowd with their energetic performance.

In the Best Lit Community Group category, Legacy Traditional Schools took home first place, celebrated for their vibrant float adorned with lights and bubbles. San Tan Elementary School's Student Council earned second place, delighting parade-goers with their traditional blue and white lights and Christmas carols.

The Best Lit Business Group award went to Stars in Motion Dance School, whose Grinch-themed float was a standout attraction. British Swim School received second place in this category, although they were unable to attend the ceremony.

The evening concluded with the Biggest and Brightest award, presented to the Copper State 4 Wheelers, who showcased a dazzling display of lit-up vehicles. The Judge's Choice award was also given to Just Dance, marking a successful night for the local dance school.

This recognition not only honors the creativity and effort of participants but also reinforces the community spirit that the Parade of Lights embodies, bringing joy and festive cheer to Chandler residents.

Converted from City of Chandler Council Meeting 1.23.25 meeting on January 23, 2025
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