Politics & Government
City Of Lake Forest: City Anniversary Celebration, Tree Lighting Set For December 4
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November 15, 2021
Ready to party like it's 1991? The City of Lake Forest is hosting its 1991-themed birthday party from 2 p.m. to 5:30 pm, Saturday, December 4, at the Civic Center.
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Voters in 1991 overwhelmingly approved cityhood for Lake Forest, by a vote of 5,785 “yes” to 2,682 “no.” Voters also selected “Lake Forest” over “El Toro” for the name of the new City, albeit in a closer vote, 4,090 to 3,920.
The City’s 30th birthday is a family-friendly event with entertainment and food for all. A variety of food vendors will be present to satisfy all appetites. For the adults, complement your meal with a drink from the beer and wine gardens. Kids can spend their time playing games, making crafts, bungee jumping, exploring inflatables, and even rock climbing.
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Don’t forget to check out the slideshow and photo gallery. All photos submitted during the 30th-anniversary photo contest will be displayed. Come see how much Lake Forest has transformed!
Curious how we’ve changed so much? Some of Lake Forest’s early leaders will gather for a chat about the decisions that made the City what it is today.
To finish off a night of family fun and great food, the event will end with our first tree-lighting ceremony and a performance by the El Toro High School choir.
The City of Lake Forest’s 30th birthday will be a memorable day to celebrate as a community, share memories, and reflect on how far we’ve come.
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