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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – Out with Movember and in with December! Lots of holiday events around the Lower Mainland. Don’t worry, there are non-holiday related things going on as well.

The 10th annual Rogers Santa Claus Parade is on Sunday. It starts at 1 p.m. at Georgia and Broughton. Be sure to bring something for the food bank as well. News1130 staff will be walking in the parade, be sure to wave!

Illuminations at Heritage Christmas is on until January 3 at the Burnaby Village Museum. And best of all, it’s free.

The Robson Square Ice Rink is open again until the end of February.

Stop by the Vancouver Christmas Market at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza. It’s on until Christmas Eve.

From Christmas trees for sale and stories to visits with Santa and crafts for the kids — stop by Christmas at the Market at Lonsdale Quay on until December 14.

Check out Christmas on the Drive on Saturday at Grandview Park.

Beyonce plays Rogers Arena Saturday night.

The VSO performs Richard Strauss‘ extraordinary music inspired by Don Quixote Saturday at The Orpheum.

The Canfitpro Consumer Fitness and Wellness Show is on this weekend at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

The UBC engineers are holding an open house on Saturday at the Fred Kaiser Building on Main Mall.

Visit the library at Oakridge for the Greenest City Series: Living Building Challenge and learn about green construction, conservation and healthy living.

Christmas at Canada Place is on now until the end of December at the Canada Place cruise ship terminal.

Stop by the Retro Design & Antiques Fair – Christmas edition – on Sunday at the Croatian Cultural Centre on Commercial.

Sunday is your last chance to see Disney On Ice’s presentation of Rockin’ Ever After at the Pacific Coliseum.

Enjoy Christmas with the Bach Choir on Sunday at The Orpheum.

Help raise money for Philippine typhoon relief Sunday night at the See. Hear. Help. Relief for the Philippines at the Vancouver FanClub on Granville.

Mary Poppins is playing at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage until January.

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