Don't Miss this Christmas Wrapping Night in Canyon

There are two types of people in the world: those who love to wrap Christmas presents and those who would rather eat dirt than wrap Christmas presents.

This event is for those who love to wrap Christmas presents.

Why This Wrapping Party Is a Holiday Lifesaver

If you find yourself always trying to find time to wrap presents because the house is never empty, and you're never alone. Now there's a time and place to come and wrap all your presents without nosy little ones trying to figure out what they got for Christmas

It's A Wrapping Presents Party

What You Can Expect at the Event

This fun Christmas event is coming to The Lumberyard in Canyon on Thursday, December 4. This evening consists of a night of wrapping presents, sipping cocoa, and getting to know all those other folks just trying to make the magic happen without hiding in the bathroom to wrap presents.

The event will have wrapping stations that are stocked with everything you need to wrap your gifts. Paper, scissors, tape, bows, etc. If you have the special paper that you use each year, just bring it with you.

While you're wrapping and chatting with your fellow wrappers, you can sip on cocoa from Yellow City Grind and enjoy food from Chick-fil-A.

A Fun Surprise for Kids Who Love 6-7

OH, and if you have kids who will not stop with the 6-7, then you are in for a treat. They will have special 6-7 wrapping paper available. Can you imagine your kids' faces when they see that gift? It will set off a chain reaction of them going 6-7 with the hand gestures, but it will be well worth it.

How much does something like this cost? Well, it is extremely affordable. Just bring a new, unwrapped toy. The toys will be donated to local non-profits in the Amarillo area..

How to Attend the Wrapping Party

The Wrapping Party will be at The Lumberyard, 850 N. 23rd in Canyon, on Thursday, December 4, from 5-9 pm.

Grab your friends and your gifts and go have a great time wrapping!

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