Join us for an afternoon of fabulously festive and absolutely free concerts in the Festival's Longhouse and the Dundarave Nativity Pavilion. There's no Christmas tree decorating party like it, as hundreds of hands make light work of bringing the light of the season to spectacular Dundarave Beach and Dundarave Village. Bearing in mind this is the season of surprises, here's a taste of what you and everyone you love will find at the Dundarave Christmas Fair. Magic happens at dusk with the official lighting of the Festival's Christmas tree forest, the only one like it in coastal British Columbia.
The Sarah McLachlan School of Music
Featuring:
École Pauline Johnson's Choir, Irwin Park School Choir, Collingwood School Choir
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Three Epic Sides of Morris Dancers: Tiddley Cove Morris, Bowen Island Black Sheep, and Bowen Island Black Lambs
Tap into the heart of the Dundarave Festival of Lights and you'll find one of the most ancient traditions of the British Christmas, the pulse of the season measured out in the hammer of sticks and drums, the lilt of a tin whistle and accordion. With mummery plays and songs that date back to the days when Shakespeare was a tadpole, and dances that may have greeted the first days of Stonehenge, the Dundarave Festival is proud to be in the fond embrace of the Ghost of Christmas Past -- alive and kicking in the passion and joy of Tiddley Cove Morris, the Bowen Island Black Sheep and, as far as we know, Canada's only side of Morris dancing kids, the Bowen Island Black Lambs. (Here's an insiders' tip: head up to Dundarave Village for some stunning Morris moments outdoors and in the warmth of the Red Lion.)




