BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Join us at the Church of the Epiphany (141 Bronte Road) on Saturday, December 14th from 2:00-3:30 p.m. for A Holly Jolly Old Fashioned Christmas Sing-Along. The event will feature beloved carols and seasonal favourites, local musicians, homemade shortbread and hot apple cider. This is a perfect community event for the entire family. Free will offerings are appreciated.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
This year at Church of the Epiphany, 141 Bronte Road, on Friday December 13th at 7:00 pm., we will be having a special kind of Christmas service for those seeking to encounter the sacred in the midst of whatever they are struggling with. This type of service is sometimes known as The Longest Night or Blue Christmas, neither of which in my opinion, do it justice. Ours is called a Service of Darkness and Light to reflect the hope that carries us through our most difficult and darkest times. It is an ecumenical service, but even those of little or no faith are welcome and will be comfortable (if they have ever watched a Charlie Brown Christmas). The service is candle lit, with a few selected readings, a prayer ritual and music. There is no preaching. It names aloud what we carry in our hearts and brings dignity to suffering. And it is beautiful. This is a community event and I encourage you to share this post as widely as possible and to invite people you know, who might find a few moments of peace in this service to join us.
Join us at the Church of the Epiphany (141 Bronte Road) on Saturday, December 14th from 2:00-3:30 p.m. for A Holly Jolly Old Fashioned Christmas Sing-Along. The event will feature beloved carols and seasonal favourites, local musicians, homemade shortbread and hot apple cider. This is a perfect community event for the entire family. Free will offerings are appreciated.
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Join us at the Church of the Epiphany (141 Bronte Road) on Saturday, December 14th from 2:00-3:30 p.m. for A Holly Jolly Old Fashioned Christmas Sing-Along. The event will feature beloved carols and seasonal favourites, local musicians, homemade shortbread and hot apple cider. This is a perfect community event for the entire family. Free will offerings are appreciated.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Sat Dec 14, 2019 8 am to 2 pm
At Holy Trinity Croatian Church HALL 2110 Trafalgar Rd (corner of River Oaks), Oakville
Fresh Cooked Cabbage Rolls ready to eat or freeze, Home Baking 'strudel, cookies, fresh donuts (krafne) and more
Cooked plum dumplings, Gnocchi w/meat sauce, Crepes w/ham & cheese Welcome!
Location/Venue Name
Croatian Christmas Bake & Cabbage-Roll Sale
Church Hall, 2110 Trafallgar Rd (corner of River Oaks) , Oakville, L6H 7H2
01:00 PM
Charles Dickens Writes A Christmas Carol
01:00 PM — 03:30 PM
A new take on The Christmas Carol. Get in the Christmas spirit – have fun and benefit some worthy organizations.
Oakville’s Act of Faith Productions will present a staged reading of the play Charles Dickens Writes A Christmas Carol on December 14th at 1:00 PM at Knox Presbyterian Church in Oakville. This delightful play, written by Richard Quesnel, tells the Christmas Carol tale and the story of Dickens inspiration for his story.
Vince Carlin is Scrooge. Oakville teacher, actor, singer David Turnbull is Dickens and Bob Cratchit. Myrna McBrien is Mrs. Dickens and Mrs. Cratchit and Cameron Brindle is Tiny Tim. They will be joined by seven other actors from Oakville and Dundas.
There’ll be a choir adding music to the story, led by Catherine Ross and accompanied by Brian Turnbull.
The play will benefit of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada and Young Adult Cancer Canada and Knox New Roads Project.
Tickets are $25, $20 for children and seniors.
For cash/cheque sales: 416 550-8030 or aofproductionscan@gmail.com
For credit card sales: aofproductions.ca
Steve Dixon & Associates are excited to host their Annual Christmas Carriage Ride. Come along & enjoy the FREE horse drawn carriage rides, browse the Christmas Marketplace & enjoy complimentary hot beverages & treats. We will be selling raffle tickets for some fabulous prizes & all monies raised will be donated to Burlington Food Bank.
https://www.facebook.com/events/425077505093298/
Go around the world this holiday season with the Harlequin Singers as we bring you Christmas classics spanning the globe. Taking you from the tropics to the alps, our special brand of music is sure to put you in the festive spirit! Join us at St. Luke's Parish Hall in Burlington for an evening of holiday music magic. Tickets are only $25
Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019, 8:00pm at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts.
From fiery fiddle tunes - to a Caribbean sleigh-ride - 2017 Juno Award nominees Sultans of String deliver an exuberant performance featuring originals, world-music inspired classics, and seasonal favourites to war m your heart on a cold winter's night.
www.sultansofstring.com
Tickets at 905-815-2021 or www.oakvillecentre.ca
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Christmas Musical Afternoon - Tansley United Church
01:00 PM — 02:00 PM
Monday December 16th 1:00 pmHere’s your chance to get in the spirit of Christmas! Featuring performances by Tansley’s musical talent! Sing some Christmas Carols! Invite your friends and neighbours to come along! Festive refreshments provided In lieu of an admission fee, we would appreciate donations towards the Elf Network and other Outreachprograms.
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Please join us at the Oakville Walmart as volunteers from Crime Stoppers of Halton hand out balloons, crayons and bag your groceries for a cash donation. Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers from the Halton community. Our mission is to keep Halton residence safe and aware.
Old Time Country Christmas Concert with The Scott Woods Band
02:00 PM — 04:00 PM
Join Scott Woods and his talented band for this uplifting 2-hour live family-friendly show, featuring your favourite Christmas carols, fun fiddle tunes, as well as Traditional Country and Gospel songs.
Scott will keep you entertained with his keen wit, his prowess on the fiddle, and of course his trick fiddling. Enjoy impressive guitar solos by ‘The Telecaster Master’ Steve Piticco, and smooth vocals and yodelling by Naomi Bristow, ‘Canada’s Yodelin’ Cowgirl. 15-year old Leo Stock, also known as ‘Spaghetti Legs” will demonstrate sensational step dancing, and Scott’s sister Kendra Woods Norris adds sweet harmonies, and levity to every show.
Tickets may be purchased at the Knox Presbyterian Church Office Tues. to Thurs. 9 am to 12 noon or by telephone at 905-878-6066. Tickets are also available at Fitzgerald Insurance located at 216 Main St. in Milton.
Location/Venue Name
Knox Milton
170 Main Street E., Milton, L9T 1N8
Sunday, December 22
All day
BullyingCanada Needs Your Help—Share Holiday Happiness With the Homeless
12:00 AM — 11:59 PM
BullyingCanada is looking for individuals willing to lend a hand by writing a card to homeless or recovering people to help them this holiday season.
To get involved, simply go to BullyingCanada.ca/HomelessHoliday for details on how to write and send in greeting cards.
Though this isn’t an anti-bullying project in the traditional sense, as we work with Canadian youth and schools, we would like to remind everyone that the homeless are valued, too. They’re often bullied while on the streets, let’s make sure they know we care.
BullyingCanada would especially like families to get involved. Having your kids help out can teach them empathy for others. It will serve them well in life and can have an impact on bullying in their schools.
BullyingCanada Inc is Canada’s premier—and first youth-created—anti-bullying charity. Founded by Rob Benn-Frenette, O.N.B. and Katie Thompson (Neu) in 2006, BullyingCanada has served hundreds of thousands of youth across the country by, amongst other initiatives, providing individual support, extensive resources, case management, scholarships, and presentations to schools and organizations.
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
2302 Bridge Road, Oakville, L6L 3L5
07:00 PM
The Little Mermaid: A Holiday Pantomime
07:00 PM — 09:30 PM
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
2302 Bridge Road, Oakville, L6L 3L5
07:00 PM
The Little Mermaid: A Holiday Pantomime
07:00 PM — 09:30 PM
Ariel is ready for a new adventure above the water where life seems easier and there is also a handsome prince. Ariel's family, The Merdashians, are keen on keeping her down, but, Ursula, the ominous octopus, is willing to help Ariel get her feet on the ground, but at what cost? A smart bird, a sponge with square pants,, and a tooth obsessed ruler are just o few of the characters that you will meet.
https://www.oakvillecentre.ca
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
OAKVILLE CHORAL: COME SING WITH US!
Founded in 1960, Oakville Choral is a non-auditioned community choir of 60 voices. The choir performs twice a year, in December and in April/May, often joined by guest soloists and a chamber orchestra.
In April 2020, Oakville Choral will present Fauré’s Requiem and excerpts from Considering Mathew Shepard by American composer Craig Hella Johnson.
From September to April/May, the choir rehearses Tuesday evenings (7:45 pm to 10:00 pm) at St. Aidan’s Anglican Church, 318 Queen Mary Drive, Oakville
Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 29, 2019 to January 8, 2020. Twinkle, the Festival of Lights mascot, will be excited to see you at the Opening Ceremony and Candlelit Stroll on November 29, so be sure to say Hi!
Keep the community tradition alive and visit Burlington’s Lakeside Festival of Lights this year!
See a demonstration of Taoist Tai Chi, meet instructors and learn how to join a Beginner Class starting the week of January 12. Presentation starts on time. Free admission.
Register for Winter Beginner Classes at the Open House. Dues payment is cash or cheque.
The FLK Institute of Taoism is a non-profit charity. Accredited instructors and council members are all volunteers.
2285 New Street - Auditorium A, Burlington, don't know
Saturday, January 11
02:00 PM
Open House - Taoist Tai Chi (Burlington Branch)
02:00 PM — 03:00 PM
See a demonstration of Taoist Tai Chi, meet instructors and learn how to join a Beginner class starting the week of January 12. Presentation starts on time. Free admission.
Register for Winter Beginner Classes at the Open House. Dues payment is cash or cheque.
The FLK Institute of Taoism is a non-profit charity. Accredited instructors and council members are all volunteers.