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13 Comments on TORONTO'S CAVALCADE OF LIGHTS - NOV. 28- DEC. 31, 2009
Hi Sylvie, The pictures are just gorgeous! Love the light show.. I know there will be lots of people there. Want to visit Toronto someday. thanks for sharing!
Sylvie, I love light shows also. They had an incredible one when we lived in North Caronlina. I'm not aware of any here.
What a spectacular looking event, Sylvie. I think skating rinks are a great family event to be shared together. How neat- fireworks, music, skating, Christmas tree lighting-you have it all. What an event!!!
Ginger, it's so much prettier there ... lighting the Christmas tree, and the fireworks, and the skating parties to the sound of music ... I haven't been in a few years, but I plan on attending this year.
Marchel, it's about the best thing I like about Winter here. :)
Sharon, it's quite something; and there's free skating to music, every Saturday for the month of December. It's a beautiful spot in the Winter. Come by. I'll take you there. :)
Hi Sylvie....What what a great light show, the whole sky around Toronto must light up every night with these fireworks.....I bet Folks on the Prairies can see them..Maybe Liz too
Fred, you just never know.... you may see it before Liz. :)
I'm always up for a party!!!
Sylvie - I've never seen this light show but maybe I'll pop by City Hall this year and see it.
Laura, and this one is a lot of fun, especially if you skate.
Marc, you have to go. It's incredible. If you have kids and they like to skate, take them. They'll love it. It's fun. It's beautiful. It's free. :)
Syvie,
Good post and thanks for keeping up to date on all the things. I had no idea there was such a show.
Brian
Brian, when I was much younger, I couldn't wait to go there with my friends, either just hanging out, listening to music, or skating and watching the fireworks. The Christmas Tree is huge and kids - young and old - love it. It's a good spot for a date night too, and the price is right. :)
A fun event. And you don't even have to hassle with parking your car. You can take the subway to NFS from all over the city. Plus, you can do all your Christmas shopping at the Eton Centre nearby. A real Christmas event. :-)
Marcia, this is actually one of my favourite downtown events. It really starts feeling like Christmas at that time.