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Hey hey hey!!!! boys and girls just booked a couple more visits so I thought I would post my availability for Nov and Dec.

My weekends are starting to fill up and it’s only July!!!! This is the time of year to book!!!!

Please PM me,email [email protected] or call 226-338-4074 for rates and availability!!!! HO HO HOOOO!!!!

As of July 12/26

SAT NOV 7 WIDE OPEN
SUN NOV 8 WIDE OPEN

SAT NOV 14 WIDE OPEN
SUN NOV 15 AFTER 5:30PM

SAT NOV 21 I’m volunteering as Santa in the KW parade and the Elmira night parade.
SUN NOV 22 WIDE OPEN

SAT NOV 28 AFTER 11:30AM
SUN NOV 29 BEFORE 2:30PM and AFTER 4:30PM

SAT DEC 5 AFTER 12:30PM
SUN DEC 6 AFTER 5:00PM

SAT DEC 12 AFTER 12:30PM
SUN DEC 13 WIDE OPEN

MON DEC 14-18 AVAILABLE

SAT DEC 19 BEFORE 2:30PM AND AFTER 4:30PM
SUN DEC 20 Before 11:30am and after 4:30pm

MON DEC 21 WIDE OPEN

TUES DEC 22 WIDE OPEN

WED DEC 23 BEFORE 12:30PM
AND AFTER 4:30PM

THURS DEC 24 BEFORE 3:30PM AND AFTER 9:00PM

FRIDAY DEC 25 AFTER 11:30PM

SAT DEC 26 NOT AVAILABLE

Hey hey hey boys and girls it’s a Christmas in July Tupperware party!!!! Guess who’s coming for a visit???? Hawaiian Santa will be making an appearance sooo come on down to the Polish legion and shop till you drop and take a photo with Hawaiian Santa!!!! HO HO HOOOO!!!! MELE KALIKIMAKA!!!!

Enter where the open sign is.

OMG!!!!! I had sooooo much fun being their Cherry Mascot!!! Can’t wait till next year!!!!

15th Annual Cherry Festival takes place in Kitchener.

An annual community festival took over Cherry Park in Kitchener on Saturday.

People from across the neighbourhood and behind gathered for the free event’s 15-year anniversary, where the fruit-themed treats and snacks were just the cherry on top.

Aless Martellacci, the master of ceremonies at Cherry Fest, detailed the event’s history.

“It’s put on by the Cherry Park Neighborhood Association. It’s been going since 2007,” she said. “I think this is our 15th year. We did lose a few years to Covid.

Attendees could enjoy live music, wrestling matches, and other activities around the park.

Vendors for the cherry treats were not alone, with food trucks also available for residents who wanted a different taste.

Families were not left out, as kids could play at a designated children’s or go on a handful of different amusement park rides.

With the community coming together annually, Martellacci explained how the event wouldn’t be possible without the shared generosity.

“We have so many volunteers this year, I think we have 110 volunteers. We couldn’t do it without them. It very much is a family driven community events. We have volunteers of all ages, from teenagers all the way up to their 80s, you know, and it’s so nice to see the community come together this way,” Martellaci said.

Martellaci added that any money made from the event goes back into the community, through the Cherry Park Neighbourhood Association.

Organizers of the event are already looking forward to 2027, with the 16th annual instalment of the event slated for next summer.

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