Sooke Harbour Players presents their winter production of Charles Dickens' classic, A Christmas Carol, adapted by James Hutchison and directed by Asha MacLeod and Susan Browne.
Adult $26 • Youth/Senior $22
Tour Moss Cottage, the oldest building in Sooke, decorated for the season in Victorian style. Enjoy traditional Christmas carols sung by the Sooke Community Choir. Participate in lantern making for the upcoming Solstice Lantern Walk and gingerbread decorating. The winter market features 100% locally-made artisan products.
FREE Admission
Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus presents Bach and Beethoven with conductor Nicholas Fairbank, pianist Jillian Forster Fair and soloists Anna van der Hooft, Alana Hayes, Jan van der Hooft, and Louis Dillon.
Tickets $28
Sooke Lions Club presents the Sooke Santa Parade. Family fun begins at the Sooke Library with Christmas craft station, photos with Santa and free hot chocolate and hotdogs. Parade starts at 5pm from Journey Middle School, along Throup, Church and Wadams Way.
FREE Family Fun
The Sooke region encompasses the District of Sooke and East Sooke, two communities joined around the sheltered Sooke Harbour and Basin, as well as the outlaying areas of Otter Point and Shirley further west.
Summers are typically warm and dry. Winters also are also mild with a good amount of rainfall and rare snowfall. Our pleasant climate is ideal for outdoor recreation: hiking, cycling or horseback riding on local trails; kayaking, canoeing or paddle boarding in the sheltered harbour or local lakes; and fishing, sailing or whale watching in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Sooke also supports a wealth of interests through communtiy organizations, such as music, theatre, arts, and team sports.
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