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Holiday Happenings In Oakville, Ontario

It's that time of year and downtown Oakville is getting prepared for many upcoming festivities. Oakville's downtown core welcomes residents and visitors alike with its' unique boutiques, cafes, popular restaurants and the Towne Square which is always a hub of activity.

Other large attractions in downtown Oakville are the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts, the Oakville Harbour and Pier and Erchless Estate Museum.

Here's what's coming up in Downtown Oakville

October 30, 2009 - Tiny Tots On Parade

This annual event celebrates year number 15 with little ghosts, goblins and munchkins all dressed up and taking to the streets all for the enjoyment of local shoppers and shopkeepers. All treats, no tricks.

November 21, 2009 - Santa Claus Parade

Santa Claus is coming to downtown Oakville just like he has done for over 60 years. The Santa Claus parade winds its way through downtown Oakville streets beginning at 9:00 a.m. Local marching bands and plenty of floats will appeal to big and little kids.

November 30, 2009 - Tree Lighting Ceremony

The annual downtown tree lighting ceremony takes place in Towne Square with special guests Santa and Mrs. Claus. Carollers will be on hand to entertain and hot apple cider will be served as refreshments. Festivities begin at 7:00 p.m. with the lighting of the tree at 7:30 p.m.

November 28 - December 20, 2009 - Christmas In Downtown Oakville

Oakville's downtown shopping area will be a hubub of activity with shops decorated for the holiday season and full of beautiful items to entice shoppers looking for that perfect gift. On weekends strolling carollers will fill the sidewalks with sounds of holiday joy and horsedrawn wagons will give rides down Lakeshore Road.

Downtown Oakville, Towne Square, Oakville Ontario

For local Oakville information please visit www.oakvilleontariorealestate.ca

Jenny Kotulak Broker

Your Oakville Community REALTOR

Posted Wednesday Oct 28