“: Friday, Dec. 6, 8, 9, 10,11,
'y, 12, 13, 17,18, 19, 20, 23

a ‘The Carol Ships will leave

Coal Harbour (we eather permit-

ting) at 7 p.m. and cruise along

-the West Vancouver shoreline

two Dundarave. Dec. 9 the boats
will cruise to Fisherman’s Cove
(8:45 p.m.). Info-fine: | 878-
8999.

Wednesday, Dec. 6
Pet photos with Santa at
Lynn Valley Centre.

Wednesday, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m.
Sweet Music, a Christmas
concert by the Handsworth
secondary school’s (044
Edgewood, North Van) award-
winning, bands and orchestras.
$5 includes dessert and a bever-
age. Information: 903-3600.

Operatic

Wednesday, Dec. 6, dusk-9
p.m. .

Winter’ Windows in
Ambleside includes tree fight-
ing. Special shopping evening
with lights, carolers and lots of
Christmas ambience.
Thursday, Dec. 7, dusk-9
p.m.

Winter Windows in Deep
Cove. Special shopping evening

with lights, carolers and lots of

Christmas ambience.

Friday, Dec. 8, dusk-9 p.m.

Winter Windows in Lower
Lonsdale. Special shopping
evening with lights, carofers
and lots of Christmas. ambi-
ence.

Friday, Dec. 8, 12:30 p.m. gs

The Silver Harbour centre eSatu y

invites you to. a Christmas lun-
cheon, Tickets must be. pur-
chased in advance. For more
information call 980-2474, ”

Friday, Dec. 8 ro Sunday, Jan.
7, 3-10 p.m. daily

Bright Nights in’ Stanley
Park. Partial proceeds form the
train and ail donations go to
the BC Professional Fire
Fighters’ Burn Fund to help

burn survivors and their fami- —

lies. Closed Christmas Day and
New Year's Eve.

Dec. 8-10

Down the Rabbit Hole. —
A Pantomime. Friday. evenings
at 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday
matinees at ] and 3 p.m., at

Hendry Hall, 815 E. Itt St.,-

N,V. Tickets are $5 for adults
and $2.50 for children 11 and

~ under, Call 983-2633 for reser-_ -
, en 926- 6535 for’ tickets.

vations.

‘Priday, Dec. 8, at 7 p.m. and
- 8:30

p.m.

The. North. Shore Light
Society “Presents
“Holiday Harmonies,” a cele~

“ bration i in nisong, and dance. Part

One, starting at 7 pm., “The
Night Before Christmas,” is a
melange of traditional
Christmas Carols and festive
holiday dances. Part Two,
starting at 8:30 p.m. is called
“World Celebrations” and tea-
tures ethnic dances and songs.
Tickets are $10 for each show
or $15 tor both, Reserved tick-
ets are available by calling 984-
4484.

Saturday, Dec. 9, 9 and 11
a.m.

Breakfast. with Santa : at
Parkgate Community. Centre,
3625 Banff Cr, NV.
Entertainment by Sue and Pat
Trudel. Adults pay $6 and chil-
dren and seniors pay $4. Call
983-6350 to register.

Dec. 9, 10 a.m.-+
p.m.

The Brackendale Art Gailery

hosts the Cratters Christmas
Market, featuring finely crafted
holiday gifts and_ entertain-
ment. A portion of the pro-
ceeds will go to the Squamish
Volunteer Centre, with a
Christmas Community - Care
holiday ‘donation drop off box
available at the event for holi-
day donations. Vending tables
are available now. Cail to
reserve at 892-0304.

Saturday, Nec. 9, at 2 and 7
p.m.

The Anna Wyman School of
Dance Arts present their annu-
al Winter Concert of Dance at
Centennial Theatre. Ballet,
jazz, comtemporary, tap and hip
hop are featured as. well as the
Nutcracker in the evening per-
formance. Phone the school ar

Saturday, Dec. 9, 10 : a.m.- “4
p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 10,10:

am-4pm. |.
Delbrook Christmas. Craft

Fair at Delbrook: recCentre.

100 vendors cach day, conces-

Yes,4 there ovealy isa need”
"On the North Shore,

With; your ‘ donation of food and toys to the. :

tainment by Jory Hanlon. .

sion, live music, and childcare
by donation. Admission is $1.

Saturday, Dec. 9, 11 a.m.-+
p-m.

Pet Pictures With Santa at
Pet Food "N More, at Park and
Tilford mall. The cost of $10
goes to support | Canadian
Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Information: 980-0669.

Saturday, Dec. 9 and Sunday,
Dec. 10

Maplewood Farm will hold
their “18th Annual Country
Christmas.” The Farm will be
decorated in’ the spirit of
Christmas, and the Greenhouse
will have its musical chimes
with Santa and Ms. Claus mov-
ing figurines. Visitors . are
encouraged to bring a non-per-
ishable food item for Christmas :
Bureau box. Carolling and per- -
formance times start at 10:30
a.m.and continue throughout
the dav. Info: 929-3610. ©

Sunday, Dec. 10 .
Seymour Dance Society
presents The Nutcracker at the

_ Centennial Theatre. Call 984-
4484 or. the studio ar 929-

6060 for more information.

Sunday, Dec. 10, noon- 4
p-m.

Bring a non- perishable i item
to the “Holiday Cheer Open
House,” “at the Lynn Valley
Ecology Centre. There will be
crafts, games, face painting and
movies, Information: 981- °

3103.
“Sunday, Dec. 10, from: 9:30

am.-1l am.

Free children’s activities at
Capilano. Mall will include. a.
Santa Story,-magic; face _paint-
ing, balloon twisting and enter-

Sunday, Dec. 10, io am.-5
p.m. ”
+The Biskicz Hakery, invites. :

‘® Ingredients for a
Holiday dinner

you to bri your pet and get
its picture taken with Santa.
“Sit For Santa.”. Minimum $5
donation and all proceeds go to
the focal animal -charicy. Cail
921-6600 for further informa-
tion.

Sundays, Dec. 10 and 17, 1-
3 p.m. and Monday, Dec. 18,
6:36-8:30 p.m.

Fun tor children aged 6-10
years at the Children’s Craft
Lantern Making Workshop at
the Silk Purse Arts Centre,
1570 Argyle Ave. Cost is $25
per participant. Call 925-7292

_ for information.

Des. 11-17, mall hours
Support disability organiza-

tions in the Lower Mainland by,

purchasing itenis from the West

Vancouver Notes~and Crafts ”

Society. At Capilano Mall.

Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 7 p.m.

Take a ride with a busload -

of friends. on. the - “Family
Christmas Lights “Tour.” The
meeting place will’ be at’ the®
Seniors centre (next. door: to
the community centre). Tickets

are $7 for adults/seniors aiid *:

$3 for children. Call 925-72
for m more informatic

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and. song.:
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poultry, saKps or vs

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