Christmas is coming to downtown London
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With Christmas about six weeks away, downtown London is preparing for the holiday season ahead.
With Christmas about six weeks away, downtown London is preparing for the holiday season ahead.
Before you know it, Victoria Park will be a spectacle of lights, with 75,000 lights being lit for the lighting of the lights event on Dec 2.
The ‘downtown for the holidays’ campaign was announced on Wednesday as local organizations came together to bring back old favourites and new events.
DOWNTOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS FULL LIST OF EVENTS:
“We want a lot of people to come downtown and enjoy creative activities throughout the month of December,” said Ryan Calvern, the manager of core area programs with the City of London.
“People can visit small businesses, go out for dinner, and have magical Christmas experiences.”
Organizations helping to coordinate this project include the City of London, through the London Community Recovery Network, Downtown London, Dundas place, Covent Garden Market, and Tourism London.
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