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Carlie and her friend Cass at Fort William Gardens
THUNDER BAY – It can be as quiet or as busy as you like this pleasant December Saturday in Thunder Bay. If you got started on your day wondering what to do, here are some suggestions to make your weekend. Start off your morning with Breakfast with Santa in the Victoriaville Centre in the downtown south core. The kids will love it. Then you can head over to the Thunder Bay Country Market at the CLE Grounds and stock up on local treasures.
If you are out shopping, Angelo at the Urban Boutique on Memorial Avenue advises that they just received a huge shipment of great Christmas gift ideas or for self-gifting to make sure you look your best for the holiday club scene.
Tonight there is lots of choices. Anyone who honestly believes that there is ‘nothing to do’ in Thunder Bay simply isn’t paying attention. The Thunder Bay Symphony is hosting the Holiday Pops tonight.
The Thunder Bay North Stars are taking on the Fort Frances Lakers in exciting SIJHL Hockey Action. For those longing for ‘Hockey Night’ getting out and supporting the local team is a great way to have a fun night out. The puck drops at the Fort William Gardens at 7:30PM.
After the game, if you head on over to Crocks on Cumberland, starting at 10PM it is the XMAS Bash with great dance tunes.
On Sunday, the Founders Museum will be holding their Christmas Event. Visit the NNL Events page for all the details.
Also on Sunday, the Redwood Alliance Church is hosting a concert with Steve Bell.
On Sunday the LITTLE NHL PANCAKE BREAKFAST is on at 954 Huron Ave – North End Rec Centre. The Cost – Adults $6.00 and children $5.00 -Breakfast includes pancakes, sausages, fruit salad and juice or coffee. As well there will be a bake sale and penny auction.
Teens aged 13-18 can also check out the YouthTBay Youth Centre in Victoriaville to make sure they are fully engaged in fun. To keep up on what is happening text @youthtb to (450) 823-0101.
You can also lace up the skates and enjoy some laps at Prince Arthurs Landing at the Ice Rink. Or you can go sliding on the many hills in the city… or make your way to Mount Baldy or Loch Lomond for alpine skiing, or grab your cross country skiis and get out for some fun on the many trails.
With the forecast calling for a mild weekend, there is even just going for a walk around Boulevard Lake or the downtown Fort William Business area waterfront.
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