Thanksgiving , A Tradition
Every autumn, Canadian and American families gather for a day centred around community, food and giving thanks – the day of Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving combines the traditions of different groups of people. Travellers and migrants brought different religious traditions from Europe to the United States and Canada. Although its origins are religious, today, Thanksgiving is a largely secular holiday. It is a day for coming together with family and friends to share a large meal. It is an occasion to spend time with loved ones and express gratitude for the year that has passed. In many households there is a tradition of everyone seated at the table sharing what they are most grateful for.
Please join us on this feast and celebration.
Here is the link for you to book for your individual thanksgiving dinner:
I just reserved a table.
Please only Register if you are sure to come and directly book your own dinner. Thanks.
Josephine, Dianne and julien
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