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- 1726 East Road, Anmore, BC
More than 50,000 lights, illuminated
and animated items on this half-acre. This one is best viewed by parking on East
Road and walking up the driveway.
Everyone's involved
- Simon Fraser
Court, across from Westhill Park in Port Moody, BC
Every house on the
cul-de-sac is decorated in the holiday spirit.
Richmond
Lighting Display Benefits Fire
Fighters' Burn Fund
- 6771 Mayflower Drive in Richmond, BC
Brad Keen's
house and yard are glowing with nine thousand lights and over twenty displays …
all in about 2600 feet of space. This is the 11th year of the display, and Keen
says that all donations received this year go directly to the BC Professional
Fire Fighters' Burn Fund. The display is open from 4:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily
until January 4.
Nature Comes to Light
- Richmond Nature Park, 11851
Westminster Hwy. at No. 5 Road
Numerous nature themed displays and 200,000
lights greet our guests as they take a 15 minute stroll along the board walk
through the Richmond Nature Park. Presented by the Richmond Kinsmen and Richmond
Firefighter's Society.
Dates: Dec. 8 until Jan. 6, except Dec. 24, Dec. 25
and Dec. 31
Weekdays: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Weekends: 5:00 pm to 10:00
pm
Tickets: Suggested minimum donation $2 per person, $10 per family.
More
info: Nature Comes to Light.
Surrey
Bear Creek Park Christmas
Train
- 13750 - 88th Avenue at King George, Surrey, BC
The miniature train
takes you on a ride through the Enchanted Forest and Christmas Wish Tunnel.
Santa appears nightly. Information can be found on www.bctrains.com.
Frosty's Place
- 18663 - 62A Avenue, Surrey, BC
Donna and Cliff
Wood invite you to view 20,000 lights, as well as festive figures and Christmas
characters. Lights are on 5 pm to 10 pm until January 1st. Donations to BC/Yukon
Breast Cancer Research.
Hoskins' Festival of Lights And
Trains
Benefits Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of BC
6133 -
132nd Street, Surrey, BC (Located between Highway #10 and 64th Avenue)
Once
again, the Hoskins have opened up their backyard to the annual Hoskins Festival
of Lights. It is a "twinkling yard full of magic," with more than 50,000 lights,
neon signs, animated dolls and miniature trains winding through tunnels and
stations. The Festival of Lights is an experience that kids of all ages will
delight in. Every corner of the Hoskins' property is aglow with twinkling
lights. As you travel the wheelchair accessible brick path over the wooden
bridge, the exhilaration overcomes you and the spirit of Christmas rushes in --
just in time for the holiday. Free candy canes to kids of all ages. Hot
chocolate & glow sticks available. A must-see display. On the tour bus
circuit.
Vancouver
Bright
Nights in Stanley Park
Stanley Park, Foot of West Georgia, Vancouver , BC
For 20 years, the magic of the season has been celebrated at Bright Nights
in Stanley Park. An estimated one million lights illuminate the park each night,
transforming the forest, the dozens of animated displays, the Stanley Park train
and the children's farmyard into a winter wonderland. And in the spirit of
giving, this fun family event is also a fundraiser for the BC Professional
Firefighters' Burn Fund. December 6, 2005 - January 4, 2005; 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
daily.
For more info, call 604-257-8531 ...or see our
write-up...
2400 to 2900 blocks of Trinity Street
Trinity Street,
Vancouver, BC
The 2400 through 2900 blocks of Trinity will once again be a
blaze of festive lights again this Christmas. Cottage Hospice and Harbourview
Daycare will be the big winners. Anyone can vote for the block they feel does
the best job of lighting its street as well as for their favourite house (The
Peoples’ Choice Award) December 6, 2005 - January 3, 2005; 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
daily.
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