Tiny hosts market, Noel au Village in Lafontaine
The Township of Tiny, in partnership with Le Festival du Loup, presents Noël au Village on Sunday, November 29, 2020 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Stop by and pick up on everything you need to enjoy the Holiday Season. Get your baked goods and Christmas treats at one convenient stop. You can even pick up Christmas trees, which are sourced from right here in the Township of Tiny.
A small Christmas Vendor Market will take place under the Lafontaine Pavilion, 342 Rue Lafontaine Road West. Check out a total of 10 vendors and get a head start on Christmas shopping while supporting local businesses. While quantities last, all childrenwill receive a free Noël au Village Holiday Kit. Kits include cookie decorating, colouring pages, a craft kit and some special goodies.
The Township of Tiny, in partnership with Le Festival De Loup, has coordinated this event following guidelines provided by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. The event will take place outside at Lafontaine Park. The Township of Tiny asks that everyone wear a mask, practice proper hand hygiene and social distancing.
For more information, please visit our website at tiny.ca/events. Visit our Facebook page using the link below:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TownshipofTiny
Each year, Council dedicates resources to special community events in order to engage Tiny residents. Council’s goal is to build civic engagement and community pride.
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