Start your Saturday morning with some gooey goodness.
This is a "drive through the parking lot event" with social distancing procedures in place. It will be on a first come, first serve basis and we will only be accepting Cash or Checks.
The Cinnamon Bear will be serving Cinnamon Buns and Cocoa (or coffee) for $4. You can purchase extra buns for $3 each.
Saturday, November 21, 2020 from 9 to 11am
Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center
18560 1st Ave NE Suite #1
Shoreline, WA 98155
This Cinnamon Bun event was inspired by childhood Christmas memories of listening to the adventures of the Cinnamon Bear.
Cinnamon Bear was an old time radio show Christmas classic serial. Paddy O'Cinnamon, the Cinnamon Bear ran for 26 episodes beginning after Thanksgiving and ending just before Christmas. Each episode was 15 minutes long and ends with a compelling cliffhanger, keeping people coming back to see what happens to Judy, Jimmy, and Paddy.
It was a fantasy drama and told the story of how Paddy O’Cinnamon helped twins Jimmy and Judy find the Silver Star that was stolen from their Christmas tree. They have to go to Maybeland, in order to get back the star.
The Cinnamon Bear debuted the day after Thanksgiving in 1937. Airing mostly in the Portland, Oregon market, Cinnamon Bear created life-long memories for many people and is still creating memories through broadcasts each Christmas season. The show has many fans who heard the broadcasts and either found recordings or heard it on the radio again then introduced it to their children and grandchildren.
Cinnamon Bear has even inspired fan clubs where people share their memories. http://www.cinnamonbear.org
The Cinnamon Bear debuted the day after Thanksgiving in 1937. Airing mostly in the Portland, Oregon market, Cinnamon Bear created life-long memories for many people and is still creating memories through broadcasts each Christmas season. The show has many fans who heard the broadcasts and either found recordings or heard it on the radio again then introduced it to their children and grandchildren.
Cinnamon Bear has even inspired fan clubs where people share their memories. http://www.cinnamonbear.org
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