Mayor Lili Bosse attended the Dec. 3 and 4 Holidays at Greystone event. (photo courtesy of Lili Bosse)

Holidays at Greystone brought magic to the enchanted Greystone Mansion & Gardens over two days on Dec. 3 and 4, to a sold-out crowd of 1600 people. The spectacularly bedecked and festive space at Greystone featured fun experiences, multicultural themes and decora­tions, strolling carolers, live music and dance party with acclaimed Mostly Kosher klezmer gypsy-rock band, craft-making and storytelling, and a fantastic puppet show in Greystone Theatre by the beloved Bob Baker Marionette Theater.

Inside the mansion, highlights included a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus and posting one’s wish on one of three wishing trees. All the while, outside on the grounds of Greystone, guests were able to par­ticipate in hands-on craft-making at the Outdoor Craft Village where one could make potted plant gifts with Holiday Plant Pal, or a string-of-dreidels at the Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel station. Other craft stations included Winter Solstice, where pomegranates were decorated for the Yalda; or Dashing through the Snow and Let it Snow stations pro­vided plenty of craft material and accessories to make snowmen and snowflake bookmarks, and the Festival of Lights station that gave guests a chance to make ornaments.

To stay up to date on all the holiday magic in Beverly Hills, view beverly­hills.org/holidaysinbeverlyhills. The Greystone Mansion & Gardens is located at 905 Loma Vista Dr.