The annual West Coast Christmas Show is normally held at Tradex in Abbotsford, but this year’s event is taking place as an online shop. (Abbotsford News file photo)

The annual West Coast Christmas Show is normally held at Tradex in Abbotsford, but this year’s event is taking place as an online shop. (Abbotsford News file photo)

West Coast Christmas Show goes virtual for 2020

Annual event, normally held at Tradex in Abbotsford, holds online shop

The West Coast Christmas Show, normally held at Tradex in Abbotsford every year, is going virtual for 2020.

The 13th annual event is hosting an e-Shop, which opens Wednesday, Nov. 25 and features many of the artisans and shopkeepers who have participated in the live show.

The e-Shop features original arts, crafts, woodwork, specialty foods, home decor, clothing, furniture, jewelry, candles, soaps and more.

The e-Shop will be open until Dec. 20, and guests can visit and shop as often as they want. Admission is free.

Visit westcoastchristmasshow.com to shop or for more information.

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