West Coast Christmas Show and Artisan Market

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Cost: $10.00
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There is something for every member of your family! You will discover new gift ideas, original art, crafts, woodwork, ceramics, specialty foods, home decor, clothing, furniture, floral designs, jewellery, candles, soaps, toys, and much more. Our visitors and vendors agree: during the past eleven years the show has been visited by over 175,000 visitors, shopping from over 2,800 vendors, making us the most significant Christmas Show in the Lower Mainland. Check out what’s in store this year!

Friday, November 15, 2019 from 1:00pm to 9:00pm
Saturday, November 16, 2019 from 9:00am to 5:00pm
Sunday, November 17, 2019 from 11:00am to 5:00pm

There is something for every member of your family as you discover new gift ideas, original art, crafts, woodwork, ceramics, specialty foods, home decor, clothing, furniture, floral designs, jewellery, candles, soaps, toys, and much more.

Features this year include the Community Arts Stage with the Royal City Youth Ballet performing The Nutcracker, an ugly Christmas sweater contest, pictures with Santa, 99 Nurseries floral arrangements, Santa’s workshop and elf activity area, and more. The Home for the Holidays stage will have cooking demos and the Sounds of the Holidays stage will host live music and vocal performances throughout the weekend.

It Takes a Village
Your Christmas purchases can help improve our world by shopping among the gathering of community minded artisans who are committed to giving back. Fair trade, zero waste and community support through giving back are all components of the It Takes a Village artisan shopping area. Whether the artisans focus is to go green by limiting their use of plastic and toxic materials, or the focus is empowering a community through fair trade items, you’ll find a way to connect to your global community this Christmas.

Festival of Trees, for Local Causes
When you visit the West Coast Christmas Show, you will be welcomed by a wonderful array of decorated Christmas trees, all part of the Festival of Trees where charitable organizations will decorate trees and compete for a grand prize. This year’s organizations include Burns Bog Conservation Society, Fraser Valley Health Care Society, Fraser Valley Humane Society, Fraser Valley Brain Injury, Canadian Blood Services, Job’s Daughters International – Bethel #20, Langley Elks.

Abbotsford Community Services will be on site to provide gift wrapping service for visitors, by donation. The donations help to fund meals on wheels for the less fortunate in the community.
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