St. Nikolaus and his assistant hand out presents to children |
Austrian Christmas traditions were celebrated on Sunday at downtown Seattle's German House. Organized by the Austria Club of Washington, the holiday potluck party was enlivened by the appearance of St. Nikolaus, his angelic assistant, and (of course) Krampus!
St. Nikolaus talks to a little one while Krampus looks over his shoulder |
Shoreline residents Bob Otto, Maureen O'Neill, and Martin Kral, respectively, handed out sweet treat Krampus Sackerl to the children, along with presents from parents.
Krampus and an angel |
The club provided Glühwein, other beverages, and holiday ham, while club members and guests offered seasonal dishes and desserts.
Music was provided by the Bonnie Birch Trio and the guests sang German Christmas songs.
This annual tradition has returned to Seattle after years at a remote site near North Bend. This social club welcomes new members of any nationality.
See Austria Club.
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