Friday, December 04, 2009

Things To Do In Nanaimo Dec. 4 - 6


Nanaimo Events and Activities

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Santa Claus Parade Sat. 11:30 Downtown Nanaimo

Fri. calendar of events use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Sat. calendar of events use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Sun. calendar of events use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Clippers Hockey use this Nanaimo Info LINK

Port Theatre events calendar use Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Movies Guide use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Western Edge Theatre use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Theatre Group use Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Art Gallery use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Arts Council info use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Minor Baseball info use Nanaimo Info LINK.

Youth Soccer Club info use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Pirates Baseball info use Nanaimo Info LINK.

Weekend weather forecast use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Downtown Farmer's Market opens Friday, more info.

Weekend Garage Sales use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

Neighbourhood Farmers Market Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Timbermen Sr. A. Lacrosse Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Timbermen Sr. B Lacrosse Nanaimo Info LINK.

Nanaimo Timbermen Jr. A Lacrosse Nanaimo Info LINK.

Rocket Richard Exhibit use this Nanaimo Info LINK.

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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous5 December 2009 at 13:22

    It took longer to bundle up the kids and find a spot for the Nanaimo Santa Claus parade than the whole parade took. 20 minutes from start to Santa! WAS that actually a Santa on the TRAILER??? No reindeer, no toy sack, and a suit that looked like it was pulled out of a dumpster! I know there is a recession going on, but really, give the kids SOMETHING to be excited about!! You've GOT to be kidding me Nanaimo!

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  2. Anonymous5 December 2009 at 22:30

    So were you expecting Macy's parade or something?
    Remember this is not the grand commercial effort you sometimes saw in the big cities, but even there, parades are few and far between.
    I think the efforts of the folks who volunteer their time deserve a big thank you for their effort, and anyone who just sits by and complains instead of helping out, just needs to be quiet.

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