CHRISTMAS at HYCROFT I'm so excited to have been accepted into this amazing show. If you’re crazy about Christmas you will LOVE Christmas at Hycroft! If you need a little inspiration to get yourself into the Christmas spirit, you will LOVE Christmas at Hycroft! If you need some fresh new gift and decorating ideas – you will LOVE Christmas at Hycroft! There’s so much to see and do at Christmas at Hycroft as you wander through the beautiful Edwardian mansion. Inside, you’ll find all three levels decked out in seasonal splendor thanks to our fabulous decorators and the excellent second floor unique boutiques, and local Artisans. After all that shopping, visit the Terrace Bistro for some delicious nourishment of homemade dishes from Hycroft’s catering team. Or enjoy a nice sit down in our Speakeasy. This year Hycroft’s Courtyard is also a buzz of activity with entertainment including Vancouver Bach Children's Chorus, a children’s craft tent, food trucks, Santa visits, traditional Kitchen Creations in the Coach House and so much more... http://ift.tt/1wrSkoU ADMISSION: Adult: $15 Children 12 and under FREE (when accompanied by an adult) VALET PARKING $5



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