Seashore snowballs down by the Seaside Lagoon

“Let It Snow” drew over 3,500 people to Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach on the first weekend of December for a day of sledding, snowball fights, photos with Santa, cookies and hot chocolate. The festival was hosted by the Redondo Beach Police Department, with support from Sky One Federal Credit Union.

“Next year, we’ll bring in more snow,” Redondo Police Community Services Officer Shawn Freeman promised. ER

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