Join us at Westshore Town Centre for AutismBC GOES to Quiet Time with Santa.  

This event is FREE to AutismBC members.

Christmas is a busy time of the year. The malls are crowded with people taking pictures with Santa, buying gifts and running around. The sights, sounds and smells of malls can be overwhelming for many. Westshore Town Centre understands that this can be hard for autistic children and their families and wants our community to also join in on the holiday festivities. 

We have partnered with Westshore Town Centre this holiday season to bring our members this event. 

This exclusive event is on Sunday, November 27^th from 9am to 10am at Westshore Town Centre next to Coast Capital Savings.

This event will provide a comfortable, sensory-friendly environment for families to enjoy their time with Santa in a quieter setting.  The mall music will be turned off during this time.

REGISTRATION & RSVP FOR THIS EVENT OPENS ON NOVEMBER 14th at 1 pm.  

You must login to your AutismBC membership account to register for this event. 

Please login and RSVP, ONCE ONLY. 

Your family/group will have five minutes to visit with Santa.

Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate multiple family registrants as space is very limited.

We want to ensure that all registrants have an opportunity to visit Santa. 

You can RSVP HERE.

We will contact registrants to let them know what time to arrive.

Your visit with Santa will include one photo.

Additional photos may be purchased. 

Click Here for a PDF Social Story on visiting Santa at Westshore Town Centre.

Westshore Town Centre is located at:

2945 Jacklin Rd, Langford, BC V9B 5E3

Google Maps: https://g.page/westshoretowncentre?share

We hope to see you and your family on November 27th at Westshore Town Centre! 

If you have any questions about the event, please contact Sarah Taylor at [email protected]

Registration will close when the event is full.  

AutismBC Membership 
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To sign-up for a FREE membership click here. 

AutismBC provides free, safe, and supportive community events where everyone can be themselves. These events are an opportunity for our members to come together, talk and, have fun with others who understand and share similar life experiences. Our goal is to reduce financial barriers to recreation and promote inclusion for people on the autism spectrum and their families.