I'm so down for this event 
! The Winter on the Waterfront sounds like such a fun way to spend the holidays - I love that there's something for everyone, from art workshops to boat tours and even a cannoli flavor contest 
. I've been meaning to check out the Independence Seaport Museum anyway, so this is the perfect excuse to grab my family and friends and head down for the day. Plus, it's great that everything is included with regular admission - no need to break the bank to have a fun time! 
The boat shop is also calling my name, I love making things with my hands. Bring on December 6th and let's get festive 
! The Winter on the Waterfront sounds like such a fun way to spend the holidays - I love that there's something for everyone, from art workshops to boat tours and even a cannoli flavor contest . I've been meaning to check out the Independence Seaport Museum anyway, so this is the perfect excuse to grab my family and friends and head down for the day. Plus, it's great that everything is included with regular admission - no need to break the bank to have a fun time! The boat shop is also calling my name, I love making things with my hands. Bring on December 6th and let's get festive 
. And who doesn't love free admission? It's awesome that they're keeping things affordable for everyone. The Cannoli Flavor Contest sounds like a tasty addition too, I'm curious to see what flavors they come up with 
. Overall, it looks like 'Winter on the Waterfront' is going to be an amazing event! 
Winter on the Waterfront sounds like so much fun! I love how they're bringing art and history together with some awesome activities - making your own Seaport Snowflakes or tying those fancy knot ornaments sounds like a great way to get into the holiday spirit. And free admission is a major win, can't beat that 
. Plus, who wouldn't want to explore an historic cruiser like the Olympia? The Cannoli Flavor Contest is a nice touch too, I'm curious to see what all those yummy flavors will be 
just had to share my thoughts about this event - i think it's all about finding joy in the little things, you know? like, who needs a fancy holiday party when u can have a whole museum dedicated to winter wonderland vibes and artisanal fun? 
its amazing how something as simple as making seaport snowflakes or tying knot-style ornaments can bring so much happiness to people of all ages. and let's not forget about the foodie aspect - cannoli flavor contest sounds like a blast! but what really got me thinking is that it's all about inclusive experiences - no one has to pay extra for anything, making it accessible to everyone 
