Some people dream of a white Christmas and chestnuts roasting on an open fire, some dream of Kringel, Verivorst and Jõuluvana. Don’t just dream about it, join the celebration!
Come to an Estonian Christmas/Rahvajõulupuu on December 7 from 12-4 at the Toronto Estonian House. Here’s a snapshot of what you will find at the 8th Annual Rahvajõulupuu Party:

E sto everything – every organization with a table to visit, every traditional treat, and lots of crafts and shopping.
S anta, Santa, Santa – for holiday spirit and lots of photos – of kids, of families and YOU!
T errific Food – a great buffet of traditional Estonian items included with admission – and to purchase and take home for your own Christmas feast.
O h so very lovely to bump into old friends – and make new ones! Come one, come all!
P erformances – singing and folk dancing by kindergarten kids, by Estonian school students, Kungla and Kõla Orkester and even by local Esto talent.
A ctivities – Bouncy Castle for kids and the Pub for adults. Try the shooting range, or just enjoy a coffee and watch the stage.
R eally nice Christmas songs – to enjoy and sing along, led by Ööbik choir!
T ons of fun and togetherness, great door prizes, 50/50 fundraiser for our community.
Y uletide gifts from amazing vendors and loads of community spirit!
! Crazy Christmas Sweater contest! Wear your craziest Christmas apparel for the NEW addition to the festive mix!

This is the perfect casual event for everyone – eat, drink and be merry – Estonian style! Let’s get together and celebrate the beginning of the festive season together! Doors are open for you and your family – no language required! Just bring your festive Esto spirit!
But your tickets today! $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Children under 12 and in Estonian school free, but still need a ticket. Tickets and information at Estonian Credit Union or www.estonianfoundatio