Mayor Bevilacqua invites public to Christmas tree lighting ceremony 2018
Mayor to make record-breaking donation announcement for annual toy drive
WHEN: Friday, Dec. 7, 2018
7 p.m.
WHERE: Vaughan City Hall, Courtyard
2141 Major Mackenzie Dr.
WHAT: Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
The City of Vaughan’s ninth annual toy drive in support of CP24 CHUM Christmas Wish, including a record-breaking donation announcement.
The City of Vaughan’s ninth annual toy drive in support of CP24 CHUM Christmas Wish, including a record-breaking donation announcement.
Live
entertainment and interactive activities.
Free
photo opportunities with Santa Claus.
Complimentary
refreshments.
WHO: Mayor Maurizio
Bevilacqua
Members of Council
QUICK FACTS:
- The City of Vaughan Christmas tree tradition began in 2011.
- The tree stands at 40 feet tall; the tallest and largest tree used by the City of Vaughan.
- The tree has a total of 35,000 LED lights that have been strung onto the branches; the most lights used on a City of Vaughan Christmas tree.
- The City of Vaughan Christmas tree weighs a total of 4,500 pounds.
- The species of the City of Vaughan Christmas tree is a Colorado Blue Spruce.
- The City of Vaughan Christmas tree is from Drysdale’s Tree Farm, a sustainable tree farm in Barrie, ON.
- The City of Vaughan crew required six full days to string the tree.
- The City of Vaughan Christmas tree will remain on display in the courtyard at Vaughan City Hall until Jan. 7, 2019.
*Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony to
commence rain or shine.
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