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Mundare Christmas Extravaganza

Mundare Christmas Extravaganza

Michelle Pinon - News Advertiser

The Town of Mundare hosted its annual Christmas Extravaganza on December 4.

Numerous events were held throughout the day, and Mayor Cheryl Calinoiu said it was a “great way to start off the Christmas season” and was very pleased with how everything went over.

Speaking on behalf of herself and members of council, Calinoiu was happy with the results.

Mundare Fire & Rescue parade entry.

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“Communities in Bloom, (CIB) did a fantastic job this year, especially with Covid circumstances. We had about 24 vendors and everyone was checked for QR cards at the door. The library board had pictures with Santa, horse sleigh rides along with raffle draws. The parade had about 13 entries, all beautifully lit up.”

CIB Chair Irene Talaga said they had a fabulous bake sale and that attendance was just phenomenal. Within a couple of hours nearly all of the home baked goodies were sold. “It was very well received,” added Talaga. Proceeds from the bake sale will be put towards future projects.

Payton Dziwenka during her visit with Santa.

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Last summer CIB volunteers refurbished the ‘Welcome to Mundare’ sign on the west end of town. They constructing a large scale planter with brick façade. As well, they purchased some mini-lights for the trees they light up on Main Street during the holiday season.

Christmas Market Organizer Marg Donaldson said the feedback from vendors was excellent as well as attendance which reached approximately 200 people.

Buddies huddle together to enjoy the parade.

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