Canada’s tallest indoor Christmas tree to light up Toronto’s Eaton Centre
The holiday season is set to officially arrive in downtown Toronto as CF Toronto Eaton Centre’s 10th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony returns on Nov. 12, marking a milestone year for one of the city’s most recognizable holiday traditions. The celebration will see Canada’s tallest indoor holiday tree illuminated for the season inside CF Toronto Eaton […]
Toronto’s Eaton Centre is set to unveil its 10th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on November 12, marking a significant milestone for the city’s beloved holiday tradition. This year’s centerpiece will be Canada’s tallest indoor Christmas tree, which stands at an impressive 114 feet tall. The event, scheduled to begin at 6 p.m., promises to be a seasonal landmark for shoppers and visitors alike, with a multi-level immersive pre-show featuring festive entertainment and visual displays.
Organizers have highlighted the incorporation of programmable LED lighting displays, elevating the spectacle to new heights. The event is free to attend, allowing the public to revel in the joyous atmosphere of the holiday season. Beyond the tree, the historic Distillery District will be transformed into the Distillery Winter Village, running from this weekend until January 3.
The Winter Village will bring back the cobblestone streets of Toronto’s Distillery District, decked in festive decorations, alongside a lineup of special events. These include culinary delights, local artisan stalls, carollers, and appearances by Santa and his elves, all of which will be on display throughout the Christmas season.
Tickets are required for entry to the tree lighting ceremony, but entry to the Distillery Winter Village is free, opening to the public prior to 4 p.m. daily.
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