Not to be missed – over 10,000 computer-animated lights synchronized to music. The musical/light show is organized into several 10- to 15-minute themed playlists. The address is 7625 Eureka Place, Halfmoon Bay. You are welcome to stand in the driveway to fully enjoy the experience. Press the Big Red Button to queue up a playlist. Donations of non-perishable food items are accepted for families in need. For more information go to their website laberge.christmas.
Our community rises to the occasion again. Breakfast with Santa was a fantastic success with over 200 breakfasts served and 240 photographs taken. A huge thank you to Doug Temlett from Sunshine Coast Photography who has donated his time and equipment for the last few years to make sure residents had the opportunity to get a professional photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus included with the Family Breakfast.
Thank you to everyone involved from the School, Halfmoon Bay Community Association and SCRD director Lori Pratt for waiting on tables. Great fun. Money was raised for the Food Bank and families in need.
Exciting news for concerts in 2020. Five Juno nominations, seven Canadian Folk Music Awards, coming Feb. 1 to Coopers Green Hall – The Andrew Collins Trio.
Watch for ticket information in the new year. Brought to you by Halfmoon Bay Community Association. Interested in joining? Contact Cindy.
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To have your say at the Bay, contact me before 5 p.m. Monday at teknight@telus.net or 604-885-5034.
