Mt. Lebanon lights up for the holidays
Owen Kropf, 14 months, reaches for an ornament under the watchful eye of his grandfather Bruce O’Neill at Clearview Common.
Students from the Center for the Theater Arts perform holiday and Broadway favorites.
Third-graders from Mt. Lebanon elementary schools perform holiday songs in Spanish.
A horse-drawn carriage conveys passengers along Washington Road.
Students from the Center for the Theater Arts perform holiday and Broadway favorites
The Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble performs.
The Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble performs.
The Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble performs.
The Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble performs.
The Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble performs, under the direction of Jason Cheskawich.
“Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer” during the performance of the song by students from the Center for Theater Arts
Enjoying the Light-Up Night festivities are, from left, Phoebe McNeil, Becca Wilcox, Hannah Baker, Scarlet O’Brien and Samantha Baker.
Enjoying the Light-Up Night festivities are Madelyn and Olivia Yaremcho.
Attending the Light-Up Night festivities are, from left, Weston Chernysh, Sydney Vaughan, Jackson Vaughan and Esmee Chernysh.
Visiting with Santa Claus are Caitlin Tetlow and Jameson Smith.
Checking out the South Hills Model Railroad Club display are Finn Evans, 4, along with Bunny Braedon and Gwynne Braedon Evans.
A horse-drawn carriage conveys passengers along Washington Road.
Jocelyn Rent performs with The Rents at Piccadilly Artisan Yogurt.
Mary Beth Kletter performs with The Rents at Piccadilly Artisan Yogurt.
Clearview Common was crowded for Light-Up Night festivities.
Neither snow nor rain nor, well, sleet hindered the 2015 version of Mt. Lebanon’s Light-Up Night.
Unseasonably mild temperatures helped draw a crowd to the Uptown Business District, especially in Clearview Common, which was packed for a program that culminated in the ceremonial lighting of the tree.
Kicking off proceedings was a selection of holiday favorites played by the Mt. Lebanon High School Brass Ensemble, under the direction of music teacher Jason Cheskawich.
Third-graders from Mt. Lebanon’s various elementary schools gathered to sing in Spanish, followed by an energetic performance from students at the Center for the Theater Arts, directed by Billy Hartung.
The Southminster Ringers, the bell-ringing group from nearby Southminster Presbyterian Church, performed in front of the municipal building. Inside, the South Hills Model Railroad Club set up a display for enthusiasts to visit.
And those who stopped for a treat at Piccadilly Artisan Yogurt were treated to entertainment by The Rents, a musical group of five Upper St. Clair High School graduates.
Donating the tree that will stand in Clearview Common throughout the holiday season were David and Linda Pfister.