Ice rink event - 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Rotary Centennial Pond in Spencer Smith Park

News 100 redBy Staff

December 10, 2015

BURLINGTON, ON

The only thing that will prevent the Christmas Collage from taking place will be consistent rain – and while there may not be any snow – there will be ice at the Rotary Pond at Spencer Smith Park and that is all we need explained Michaela DiMarcantonio

The event is seen as the Kick off for the holiday season.

Presented by Mercedes-Benz Burlington to support of the McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Skater in the air

The kind of talent you can expect at the ice show.

This is the second annual Mercedes-Benz ice show that will bring performers together to share their passion for ice sports and the arts on Friday, Dec. 11, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at the Spencer Smith Park on the Rotary Centennial Pond in Burlington, Ont.

“Youth performers are the stars of our show,” shared Joanne Corner, Producer and Director, Christmas Collage. “It is important to celebrate their talents while in the spirit of the Christmas season giving back to the McMaster Children’s Hospital.”

The evening hosted by Clint “Bubba” O’Neil will incorporate seven ice sports into a choreographed performance including figure skating, synchronized skating, hockey, sledge hockey, ringette, curling and speed skating. Santa Claus will also be joining in on the fun.

Girls from skate club

Members of one of the ice skating teams taking part in the holiday season kick off event.

Admission for the Christmas Collage is free and all guest of all ages are welcome to attend. Online donations to the McMaster Children’s Hospital are encouraged and can be made at the following link: www.hamiltonhealth.ca/ChristmasCollage

The nonprofit organization began in 2014 with a vision to bring the Burlington and surrounding community together during the joyful time of Christmas. Christmas Collage is committed to raising funds to benefit local charities.

7:30 p.m. at the Rotary Centennial Pond in Spencer Smith Park, Burlington, Ont.

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