Hamilton historic site set to get festive

Dundurn National Historic Site will once again be greeting the winter season with an old-fashioned celebration that will hark back to Canada’s early days.

The event will have a Victorian flair, and it will be held in the former home of Sir Allan MacNab. Costumed interpreters will be on hand for the occasion, which will be free to attend, while The Garden Club of Hamilton will help supply the décor by installing a variety of evergreen boughs, dried flowers and ribbons.

While the celebration will have a historical flavour, it will support a modern cause. Everyone who attends the festivities is asked to bring along a donation of non-perishables, and these will be passed along to a local food pantry.

When making plans to host an event like this, it can be a good idea for the organizers to connect with a local printer. It will be able to provide everything from themed décor to Letterheads which can be used to write notes of thanks to the volunteers, sponsors and other community partners that help make the function a success.

Dundurn National Historic Site will be welcoming attendees for the opening of the holiday season on November 22nd. The doors will be open to the public from 12pm until 4pm and the whole family is welcome to attend.
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