Toronto is getting its first-ever Filipino Christmas market Toronto Christmas
If you're not already aware, it's common to start getting in the Christmas spirit early in Filipino culture. While a Christmas market in October might seem early, many Filipino households already have trees and decorations up.The holiday season really begins in the culture when it first starts to get cold, affectionately referred to as the Ber season. The latter starts in SeptemBER and lasts through OctoBER, NovemBER and DecemBER.
This is only happening for one day only, so if you're obsessed with Filipino Christmas, here's a great opportunity to start the season off with an appropriately early bang.at 5183 Sheppard Ave. E.
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