By Lou Sprenger, Special to The Journal Hundreds of people were coming and going as Sarnia’s Christmas on the Farm returned to Canatara Park, Friday evening. Lineups for the horse and buggy rides, train rides, and seeing Mrs.
By Lou Sprenger, Special to The Journal
Hundreds of people were coming and going as Sarnia’s Christmas on the Farm returned to Canatara Park, Friday evening.
Lineups for the horse and buggy rides, train rides, and seeing Mrs. Claus were busy, with kids up until at least 8 p.m.
It was nice enough that the ice sculpture was dripping pretty good, but that didn’t stop anyone from having lots of hot chocolate or hot apple cider.
Hot dogs and popcorn were on hand, as well as Christmas cookies to decorate. Kids crafts and a walk-throughs of the animal farm were also available.
The event, held in cooperation with the Seaway Kiwanis Club, returned in-person for the first time since 2019, and continued Saturday.
