Experience the magic of the holidays at the Central West End’s annual Window Walk, now in its 7th year.

Window Walk highlights the many wonderful attributes of the holidays in the CWE — shopping at boutiques, enjoying seasonal libations, great meals at local restaurants and strolling amidst elegantly decorated windows.

This year, we are expanding our holiday celebrations to include festivities on Saturdays, Dec. 3, 10 and 17.

Dec. 3

• Free carriage and trolley rides throughout the CWE.
• Complimentary s’mores and kettle corn.
• Holiday street performers.
• Live music by Mario y Julio, Dusty James & Abalone Pearl, Band Together and Michelle Defabio throughout the neighborhood.
• Ice carvings outside Llywelyn’s and at Maryland & Euclid.
• Children’s activities at Maryland Plaza.
• Tree lighting at Maryland Plaza at dusk.
• Ride the trolley down Euclid to visit our neighbors at Central West End LIVE, including kids’ crafts, a s’mores station and music by the St. Stephens Protomartyr Choir, the WashU After Dark Choir, and Sweetie and the Toothaches. Be sure to check out their adorable snowmen on display!

Dec. 10

• Free carriage and trolley rides throughout the CWE.
• Complimentary s’mores and kettle corn.
• Holiday street performers.
• Ice carvings outside Llywelyn’s and at Maryland & Euclid.
• Live music by Mango Jay and The Vintage Catfish throughout the neighborhood.
• Children’s activities, including face painting, cupcake decorating and ornament making.
• Photos with Santa.

Dec. 17

• Free carriage and trolley rides throughout the CWE.
• Complimentary s’mores and kettle corn.
• Holiday street performers.
• Ice carvings outside Llywelyn’s and at Maryland & Euclid.
• Live music by Mario y Julio, Mango Jay, the Landolfi Quartet and a brass ensemble throughout the neighborhood.
• Children’s activities, including face painting and cookie decorating.
• Photos with Santa.

We will be collecting toys and donations for Shriners Hospitals for Children. Items can be brought to the gift-wrapping station at Maryland and Euclid, or to the children’s activity area inside the old Herbie’s location at 409 N. Euclid!

This event is free and open to the public.