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Rich cultural celebrations make the holidays Wonderful in Burien!

The holiday season is a special time to celebrate traditions with family and friends; often this includes ethnic, religious or cultural activities that warm the heart and weave connections across communities and generations. 

During the “It’s a Wonderful Burien” event series, the City of Burien joins with diverse community partners inviting neighbors from all around the region to discover a variety of joyful family-friendly events where everyone is welcome. 

Adults in search of a festive outing will also enjoy experiencing the beauty of holiday traditions from around the world.

Burien’s ideal location, free parking and the historically manageable volume of attendance to these events make them an attractive alternative to venturing further for holiday entertainment. Free, or budget friendly admission is an added benefit that all can appreciate, while discovering interesting or novel ways to enjoy the splendor of the season.

Come discover the wonder of holiday traditions in Burien at the following events:

La Posada

Saturday, Dec. 13, 5 – 8 p.m. Highline Heritage Museum, 819 SW 152 Street. This free event highlights a rich Mexican cultural holiday tradition with lotería, arts and crafts, piñatas, and fun for the whole family. People of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to join the celebration, which is designed to foster cultural understanding and community connection.

Learn more here: https://highlinemuseum.org/event/la-posada-5/

Chanukah Celebration

Sunday, Dec. 14, 4:30 p.m. Highline Heritage Museum, 819 SW 152 Street. Celebrate and learn about Chanukah’s traditions, the Festival of Lights. This free event includes a Grand Menorah lighting, lively music, Latkes & doughnuts. It is co-presented by Chabad of Burien/ Federal Way. 

Learn more here:

https://www.jewishbfw.com/chanukah

https://highlinemuseum.org/event/chanukah-celebration-3/

Kwanzaa Workshop

Friday, Dec. 19, 2-4 p.m. Highline Heritage Museum, 819 SW 152 Street. Learn about this holiday whose origins were inspired by African harvest festivals, centering both gratitude and empowerment.

Learn more here:https://highlinemuseum.org/event/kwanzaa-workshop/

Enrich your holiday memories while discovering new cultural traditions or simply celebrating your own. 

Come see why we say: 

“It’s a Wonderful Burien!”

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