Our Holiday Tradition
For 30 years, shoppers on Vancouver Island have looked to Imagine That! for locally-made hand-crafted gifts. During the holiday season, we showcase work by a selection of artists in our street-level display windows.
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Arts, Culture & Heritage
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Holiday Storybook Walk
Experience a festive holiday adventure in Downtown Ladysmith! Explore the pages of a storybook displayed outdoors on Christmas-themed illuminated signs.
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Clanna Morna Live @ Riot Brewing Co
Clanna Morna Live @ Riot Brewing Co
East Coast music on the West Coast! Energetic and captivating, Clanna Morna are inspired by Irish, Scottish, and English traditions.
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Cookeilidh – Making Spirits Bright!
Cookeilidh – Making Spirits Bright!
Get ready for a fun and festive evening of Celtic and holiday favourites featuring Cookeilidh. From nostalgic, traditional carols, to whimsical, modern day tunes of the season, this performance will leave you filled with the holiday spirit!
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Nuts’a’wuqw (Community): Lego Show
This exciting annual show returns. See unique LEGO creations. This year’s theme is Nuts’a’wuqw (Community).
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Artist Card Sale
Stock up on unique cards for every event. These cards are beautiful ways to share messages with loved ones and double as an affordable artwork that can be framed and displayed.
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