Photo via Discover Surrey
With spooky season behind us, it’s time to turn our attention toward all things red, white, green, and sparkly. And what better place to start than Potters 192 – AKA Western Canada’s largest Christmas store in Metro Vancouver?!
For two decades, the Garden Centre has transformed into a beloved holiday attraction, complete with over 28,000 square feet of festive decor galore.
This includes holiday lights, niche ornaments, gifts, toys, Christmas stockings, games, collectibles, and sweet treats.
This year, shoppers can check out 33 themed Christmas trees throughout the space, including two towering, spinning, upside-down trees adorned with sparkling lights.
They’ll be greeted by a new front entrance display with thousands of magical, twinkling blue, white, silver, and gold ornaments, woven together to create a floor-to-ceiling Christmas display.
There’s also a new “dark room” with over 40 different styles of nightlights, a wide selection of themed water lanterns, and new LED Infinity Lights that look like two-way mirrors.
Finally, there’s a newly expanded ‘Candyland’ to explore with sweet ornaments for your tree, including donuts, gingerbread, cotton candy, and macarons.
So there you have it, holiday lovers! If you’re looking to transform your home for the holidays or start your Christmas shopping early, you know where to go!
When: Now open daily until December 24th
Where: 19158 48th Avenue, Surrey
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