The 23rd edition of Winter Wonderland, presented by the Rotary Club of Richmond Sunset, returns to Richmond City Hall (6911 No. 3 Road) on Saturday, November 30. Celebrate the season with a stunning display of festive cheer, featuring a dazzling array of beautifully decorated indoor and outdoor Christmas trees.
This year’s Winter Wonderland features two displays, sponsored by local businesses and organizations. The decorating was done by Rotary Interactors of Hugh Boyd Secondary School and Steveston-London Secondary School, as well as community volunteers.
- Indoor Galleria Trees: Stroll through the Galleria inside Richmond City Hall to admire a collection of uniquely decorated trees, sponsored by local businesses and organizations. The trees will be available for viewing on weekdays from 8:15am to 5:00pm December 1-24.
- Outdoor Twinkling Trees: On the North Plaza, discover live trees sparkling with lights, available for viewing from November 30-December 31. After the event, these live trees will be replanted in Richmond’s parks, contributing to the local community’s greenery.
As you take in the festive sights, snap a few photos and vote for the most beautifully decorated tree. Visitors are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to Richmond’s local food bank and help support those in need this holiday season.
The public can also enjoy the following musical matinee concerts set against the events wintery backdrop:
- Saturday, November 30:
12:00pm - Dr. Libby Yu Piano Studio
2:00pm - BC Registered Music Teachers' Association
3:30pm - Interact Clubs - Shaung Music School
- Saturday, December 7
2:00pm - Pacific Chamber Music Academy
3:30pm - Richmond Music School
- Saturday, December 14
2:00pm - Richmond Emmanuel Music School
3:30pm - Sound Direction School of Music
Winter Wonderland is supported by Aspac Developments (Event Sponsor), Concord Pacific (Gold Sponsor), as well as 24 companies and individuals. Tom Lee Music provided sponsorship of the piano for the Winter Wonderland concerts. The event is also supported by the Richmond News, Richmond Sentinel and the City of Richmond.
For more information on sponsoring a tree or supporting Rotary programs, visit richmondsunsetrotary.org.