IMPORTANT UPDATE: NEW STARTING LOCATION: Newcomer Holiday Lights Dinner and Bus Tour

📢 IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR THOSE WHO REGISTERED TO ATTEND: New Starting Location for the Newcomer Holiday Lights Dinner & Bus Tour ⚠️

The starting location for tomorrow’s event has changed.

New Starting Location: 477 Queen Street East, inside the Queenscentre Building.

Please Use the Bay Street Entrance (not the Queen Street entrance).

Schedule:

4:45 PM: Please arrive at 477 Queen Street East (Bay Street Entrance)
5:00–6:30 PM: Pizza, beverages, and snacks
6:30-8:30 PM: Holiday Lights Bus Tour

The bus will return to 477 Queen Street East after the tour.

We can’t wait to see you there! Thank you for understanding.

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