This milestone event invites families, friends, and neighbors to gather under the majestic snowfall and experience the joy and warmth of the season
VANCOUVER – The city of Vancouver and the Dream Center of Activate Church are thrilled to announce the 10th Anniversary of “Christmas in The Park”, a beloved community celebration taking place at Esther Short Park Downtown Vancouver on December 5 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Celebrate a decade of holiday magic:
This milestone event invites families, friends, and neighbors to gather under the majestic snowfall and experience the joy and warmth of the season. Christmas in The Park will turn Downtown Vancouver into a winter wonderland with this traditional holiday event that has grown over the years into one of Vancouver’s most cherished traditions, and this year promises to be the biggest and brightest yet.
Festivities and free holiday cheer
- Free Christmas Trees: Spread the spirit of giving – take home a complimentary Christmas tree while supplies last.
- Free Hot Cocoa: Warm up with delicious, steaming hot cocoa for everyone.
- Free Cookie Making: Bring the family and decorate festive cookies together at our interactive stations.
- Pictures with Santa: Capture memories and holiday smiles with free photos alongside Santa Claus.
- Caroling Under the Snow: Sing along to classic carols as snow gently falls and the park glows with holiday lights.
Join us at Esther Short Park
“As we step into our 10th year, our hearts remain the same,” said Pastor Issac and Kari Madox. “To bring joy, generosity and a message of hope to every family who walks through that park. We are honored to continue this tradition and look forward to many more years of celebrating Christmas together in harmony and joy.”
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