There are plenty of activities for children at the Lowe's Toronto Christmas Market on Santa's Lane.
Santa's Lane will feature:
Fairy Tale Forest Maze
Children can go through this stunning fairy tale Christmas forest illuminated with lights to get to Santa's House.
Santa's House
Santa will be at the Lowe's Toronto Christmas Market every day to take pictures with children and find out what they want for Christmas. Santa's House will feature Father Christmases from all over the world describing Christmas customs and traditions from their own various different countries.
Every child will receive Canada’s Favorite Canada Cane from 
The Allan Candy Company Limited®
(while quantities last)
| Santa’s Hours: | Weekdays 2pm to 7pm | |
| Saturday and Sunday 10am to 7pm |
Please note Santa needs to take a break to feed his elves from 12pm to 12:30pm and 3:30pm and 4pm on weekends and children must be in the cue to see Santa by 6:45pm in order to see him before he leaves at 7pm.
Rudolph's Reindeer Zoo weekends 10am to 7pm
Children can visit and say hello to Santa's reindeers.
Children's Story Telling
There will be daily Grimm's Brothers fairy tale story readings from the stage for children to enjoy.
Santa's Elves Workshop Presented by Lowe's
There will be many things for children to do at the Elves Workshop. Children can make ornaments, stocking stuffers, write a letter to Santa or just play with the many traditional Christmas games available. The workshop will be open during the regular Christmas Market hours.
Meet and Greet Opportunities with Grimm's Brother characters,
Christmas Angel and Father Christmases
Santa Mail
Canada Post is providing two post boxes (Christmas Letter Boxes) for visitors to send letters to Santa. The letters will get picked daily and will be delivered directly to Santa. Children can drop off their letters anytime and look forward to hearing from Santa.
St. Nicholas Day, Monday December 5
The tradition of St. Nicholas is not synonymous with the role of Santa Claus in North America. As practiced in many European countries, the celebration of St. Nicholas is separate from the Christmas holidays, and occurs during the 2 weeks prior to December 6th, which is St. Nicholas's day. Sometimes St. Nicholas Day is the main holiday for gift giving, and not Christmas.
On the eve of St. Nicholas Day (Dec. 5th this year) many children place a shoe or boot by the fireplace in hopes that it will be filled with delicious holiday edibles in the morning. If they have not been good, their shoe is filled with twigs.
We invite all children to come to the Toronto Christmas Market on the eve of St. Nicholas Day and share in the tradition.
Please join us at 6pm for an official appearance by St. Nicholas himself, arriving on his white horse, and hear the tales of this special tradition.
Sankta Lucia Celebration, Wednesday December 14
The Swedish tradition of Saint Lucia, marks the beginning of the Christmas season and symbolizes the return of lighter days. Sankta Lucia is a shining angel illuminating the way to the Christmas season. The tradition is marked by a procession of children lead by Saint Lucia, a girl dressed in a long white gown with a red sash and a crown of candles followed by the performance of traditional Christmas songs.
Please join us at our mainstage for this very special Swedish celebration on Wednesday, December 14th at 6 pm. Presented by the Swedish School of Halton.
The 3D-CGI feature Dr. Seuss' The Lorax is an adaptation of Dr. Seuss' classic tale of a forest creature who shares the enduring power of hope. The animated adventure follows the journey of a boy as he searches for the one thing that will enable him to win the affection of the girl of his dreams. To find it he must discover the story of the Lorax, the grumpy yet charming creature who fights to protect his world.
Dr. Seuss' The Lorax will be at the Toronto Christmas Market roaming Santa's Lane on December 3rd starting at 12:30pm