Bells are ringing, 'tis the season for holiday events!
As December frosts sneak up on chilly mornings, and nights grow ever longer, get ready to ward off the winter blues with a vast assortment of lively events to brighten the season, including sweeping musical arrangements, lights galore and, of course, visits with Santa.
Holiday light displays around Burnaby For an evening of bright, festive light and joy, take a tour of Burnaby’s holiday lights. The city has created a map of holiday light displays throughout Burnaby – whether you see the trees along Hastings Street bedecked with tens of thousands of twinkling lights, or the mesmerizing evergreens lit up with celestial blue beams at the Kensington Archery Range at 6159 Curtis St., the beauty of the holidays is all around the city.
Burnaby mall photos with Santa Claus It’s a holiday staple – head out to the mall, tell Santa what you want for Christmas this year, and snap a picture to remember the moment. Lougheed mall will host Santa as well, in front of London Drugs on the lower level. Photos are a minimum of $35 plus tax, and you can book your timeslot for Lougheed online.
Coastal Sound Youth Choir Join Coastal Sound’s youth ensemble for Into the Morning, 7:30 p.m. at New Westminster Christian Reformed Church, 8255 13th Ave., Burnaby. Conductor Will de Sousa and pianist Krista Pederson lead the choir on a wintry journey through the night: from festive gatherings in the evening, to listening to rainfall, finally waking up to the simple beauty of a sparkling frosty morning sunrise. The choir will be joined by special guests from Argyle Secondary School.
For an “Elfie Selfie station” head to the winter fun festivities at Willingdon Community Centre on the 17th, from 1 to 3 p.m. Make holiday crafts, write a letter to Santa, and munch on some light refreshments for a delightful afternoon. Admission is $2 per person.
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