Every early December, there is a light festival called Cavalcade of Lights in Toronto to celebrate the arrival of the Christmas season.
Christmas lights at the Nathan Philips Square, Toronto |
It is a festival that lasts for a few weeks with music and entertainment in the Nathan Philips Square at Queen Street and Bay.
The Chanukah candle in front of old City Hall |
The Cavalcade of Lights Festival started last Saturday and for the first time in a long time we were free on this Saturday and went down to take in the festival, enjoy the sights and sound of the Christmas season in downtown Toronto.
Since Canada is a multi cultural inclusive society which is reflected in our celebration of the Christmas season and everything we do. Besides the traditional Christmas lights, there was a gigantic Chanukah candle lit for the fifth day in a row in front of the old City Hall building.
People skating in a great festive atmosphere at the Nathan Philips Square |
Beautiful display of lights |
If you don't have a pair of skates, you can easily rent a pair for $10.00 at the square. Plenty of food and hot drinks were available to fill your stomach and warm your cold hands and feet.
Inside the Eaton Centre, just a stone throw away from the Square, there were more lights and Christmas decorations on display.
This three story high reindeer stood proudly at the entrance to the Eaton Centre - a popular shopping mall in Toronto. The reindeer was among some of the beautiful decorations during the Christmas season in the mall welcoming shoppers looking for their perfect gifts for their loved ones.
Over at the Dundas Square at Dundas and Yonge Street, three lighted polar bears welcome visitors to this busy square We were there by ourselves, two grown adults without any kids. We had a great time looking at all the lights and displays wile soaking up the Christmas spirit. A great way to enjoy some outdoor air and spend a Saturday evening! R.T. Downtown Toronto |
Christmas decorations at Dundas Square R.T. Toronto |
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