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Hugh Lane Gallery “Many Irish people who live and work abroad love coming home for Christmas but unfortunately for a lot of them that’s just not possible this year,” said the Lord Mayor. “With this initiative we’re taking Dublin to them, so they can see a little bit of home from wherever they are in the world. In addition, as part of the Winter Lights Festival, Dublin City Council have commissioned a short film of all the festival sites in the City.” Short film available to view here: www.bit.ly/WLDiasporaVid “Dublin City Council is also delighted that for many citizens in Irel...

                Single tickets will be $12 plus fee; household tickets will be $24 plus fee.                 3 St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church, Springdale Avenue, Dover, will hold the following services for Christmas:                 Dec. 20 – Blue Christmas at 5 p.m. (online). A service of reflection for those for whom the holidays can be a difficult time. Email revsean@saintdunstansma.com for Zoom link.                 Dec. 22, 23 and 24 – Silent Night – A Sacred Christmas Experience (in church) – at 5, 5:30, 6 and 6:30 p....

Winter Light Festival still a go Poll Yes By Lethbridge Herald on December 11, 2020. Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden has announced they will be able to continue with the Winter Light Festival following approval by Alberta Health Services and the City of Lethbridge. Herald photo by Ian Martens @IMartensHerald A bright light has emerged in this dark time of COVID-19 restrictions as the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden has been given permission to continue with its Winter Light Festival. The garden has announced its has, once again, been given approval by Alberta Health Services and the City of Lethbridge...

The campaign features ads across outdoor sites, print, digital, radio and social platforms. A video, featuring Dubliners and narrated by poet Stephen James Smith with music by Hudson Taylor, is available at: www.dublin.ie/christmas.  "Businesses in the city have been particularly hard-hit by the pandemic, let's support them in the lead up to Christmas," said the Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu. "We all have our favourite shops, cafes, restaurants that are as much a part of Dublin as the Liffey. So stay safe, but please do what you can to support businesses during these challenging times. We'...