It’s day 10 of The 12 Productions of Christmas! Today’s spotlight is Trading Christmas.
The production In the heat of July 2011, Trading Christmas commenced filming in Vancouver, casting a festive air over Water Street in Gastown and other neighbourhoods in the city. The story follows an elementary school teacher and a novelist who live separate lives in different U.S. states, yet come together through a house swapping website (spoiler alert: love happens). The movie also filmed in Maple Ridge, Abbotsford Airport and Fort Langley.
The attraction Travel back to a simpler time when Christmas consisted of holiday singalongs, old-fashioned displays and townsfolk dressed in their seasonal best. Burnaby Village’s much-loved Heritage Christmas (November 25 to January 5) returns with a vintage Yuletide enhanced by contemporary activities like a guest-controlled light show; 12 Days of Christmas scavenger hunt; and the new West Coast Christmas, featuring umbrellas, white lights and eco-sculptures. Guests can also take in street performances, craft-making and baking in the farmhouse. Admission is free.
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