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A magical Santa parade will journey through this historic town centre in Metro Vancouver

Looking for a festive parade to check out in Metro Vancouver this year? You’re in luck, because the 17th annual Surrey Santa Parade of Lights is making its way through the historic Cloverdale town centre, and it’s set to be the largest yet!

Every year, the festival brings a mix of decorated antique cars, trucks, and floats to the town centre in celebration of the holiday season, attracting visitors far and wide.

This year, the Cloverdale BIA has partnered with the BC Vintage Truck Museum along with local organizations and volunteers to bring holiday enthusiasts an exciting trek.

Photo via Surrey Santa Parade

The parade will start at 5 pm on Sunday, December 3rd. Note that there will be several groups along the parade route selling food and novelties as well, with proceeds going to charity.

Visitors are encouraged to bring food donations for the Cloverdale Community Kitchen, Surrey Food Bank & the Surrey Christmas Bureau.

So there you have it, parade enthusiasts. You’ll be able to meet Santa and enjoy a festive parade in Metro Vancouver after all this year.

Surrey Santa Parade of Lights 2024

When: Sunday, December 1st
Where: 5738 176th Street, Surrey

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