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November 28-30, 2008
Christmas in Sherbrooke, N.S. - Daniel A. Munro
Old Fashioned Christmas activities are held annually on the last weekend in November, in Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia, Canada. Events take place on Friday, Saturday & Sunday including family entertainment, craft workshops & sales, house tours, concerts, festive dining, wagon rides, scavenger hunts, Victorian tea and more!
Old Fashioned Christmas is presented by the St. Mary's Tourism Association in partnership with Sherbrooke Village Restoration.
Winner of TIANS Marketing Award, 2003
Old Fashioned Christmas in Sherbrooke Village - Was held November 23, 24 & 25, 2007. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our volunteers, donors and staff for all of there support with Old Fashioned Christmas 2007. We truly could not do it without all of you! Please know that your dedication to the event is greatly appreciated. We would also like to recognize the visitors and sponsors for their part in making 2007 another successful year for Sherbrooke Village Old Fashioned Christmas.
Winners for this years contests were:
Lottery Tree Winner - Kristan Jordan of Ashdale
Decorated Doors - Judge’s results
Most Original: Boat Shop - Dept of Fisheries & Oceans
Honourable Mentions:Tailor Shop - Sherbrooke Branch Library; Greenwood Cottage - St. Mary’s Minor Hockey
Best Institution or Community Group: Information Centre - Compass Rose Quilters. Honourable mention: MacMillan House - St Mary’s Women’s Institute
Best Business Entry: Boat Shop - Dept of Fisheries & Oceans.
Honourable Mention to Sherbrooke Branch Library
Best Private Entry: Scott House - Michael Rudolph & Edith Strongman. Honourable Mention: General Store - McGinn Family
Best Wreath: Macmillan House - Maria Tate. Honourable Mention: Exhibit Centre - Royal Bank
People’s Choice Award: The Winner of the People’s Choice Award is - Pump House Gingerbread - St Mary’s Municipal Staff
Honourable Mention: Scott House - Michael Rudolph & Edith Strongman
Historic Sherbrooke Village Development Society 50/50 draw winner was Rick Bernard of Bible Hill.
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