Posted on 16/12/05
LET THERE BE LIGHT
When Naomi Singer launched the Winter Solstice Lantern Festival at the False Creek Community Centre in 1994, she didn't know whether a grassroots celebration could survive outside the hippie-cum-yuppie shelter of East Vancouver, where annual events like Illuminaries and Parade of the Lost Souls have thrived.
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